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BOSTON TERRIER LITTER COMING SOON IN BURLESON, TEXAS, USA
Litter On The Way
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Breed
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Available on
11/24/2025
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Expected
11/01/2025
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Size at Maturity
Medium
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Shipping Area
Pick Up Only
Upcoming Litter Description
NOTE: THIS LITTER WAS ACTUALLY BORN SEPTEMBER 29, 2025, so this is a birth announcement, not an upcoming litter announcement. Full blood, registered Boston Terriers in the small to medium AKC breed standard weight classes. Old blood line with brindle sprinkles or full brindle in their coats. Some have Haggerty Spots!
Parents info
Father
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Breed
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Nickname
Marko
Description: ACA registered, three year old brindle and white male, approximately 18 pounds.
Mother
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Breed
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Nickname
TinkerBelle
Description: ACA registered full blood Boston Terrier with black and white traditional markings, and a slight dusting of brindle in her coat. TinkerBelle is three years old and this is her second litter of puppies. There were SEVEN puppies! Four males and three females. There's also a very rare GOLDEN BRINDLE puppy in this litter!
Breeder Information
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Breeder name
Papaws Back Porch
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Location:
BURLESON, Texas, 76028 USUS
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Breed overview
Boston Terrier
A.K.A.: American Gentleman, Boston Bulldog, Roundheads, Little Blue Boys, Tuxedo Terrier
Overview:
The Boston Terrier, affectionately known as the "American Gentleman," originated in the late 19th century in Boston, Massachusetts, making it one of the few breeds developed in the U.S. Physically, they are compact and muscular, typically weighing between 12 and 25 pounds, with a distinctive "tuxedo" coat pattern—black or brindle with white markings on the muzzle, chest, and often a blaze between the eyes. Their expressive, round eyes and erect, bat-like ears are hallmark features. Temperamentally, Boston Terriers are friendly, intelligent, and lively, known for their charming personalities and unwavering loyalty. They adapt well to various living situations, making them excellent companions for both families with children and individuals in apartments, as long as they receive adequate exercise and mental stimulation. Regarding health, they are a brachycephalic (short-nosed) breed, so care must be taken in hot weather to prevent overheating, and they can be prone to eye conditions and patellar luxation. Overall, their delightful nature and manageable size make them a beloved choice for many.
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