BC's Boston Terriers

09/01/2026

I had a question about trimming your puppies nails. Here’s an article about it. While they are small I use a baby nail clipper or nail clipper. I usually do my own dogs every 3 weeks. It took practice and I’ve have nipped a few nails but just keep practicing. It’s important that they are done around every 3 weeks. When you bring your puppy in for their next vet appointment, the technician can show you how to do it. I also find when my dogs go for walks especially on the pavement they don’t need to be done as much. I just take the tips off and if I do nip I don’t make a big deal of it because I don’t want them to freak out. If any questions please let me know.

1) The most important tool for nail trims, is the nail clippers themselves. There are a few options out there for nail clippers for dogs, primarily being the ‘scissor’ or ‘guillotine’ style. The choice is really based on personal preference, I prefer the scissor style of clippers because gui...

08/31/2026

Thought I would share this post from a fellow breeder that is trying to get help for these puppies.
These 2 babies have parvo (not from this breeder). I guess the breeder didn’t immunize them properly. Just a reminder that your puppies aren’t fully immune until after their vaccinations. It’s terribly sad and very expensive. Please keep your puppies safe. Keep them in your own yard and not around public areas as we don’t know what other dogs have or don’t have.

💔 GABBY’S FIGHT ISN’T OVER… AND SHE NEEDS US NOW MORE THAN EVER. 💔
Our sweet Gabby has taken a heartbreaking step backwards. 💔 After everything she has already endured, seeing her struggle again is absolutely devastating. But the vets are still optimistic that Gabby can recover. 🙏❤️
The problem is… her road to recovery is going to be long, difficult, and VERY costly. Every day she remains in the hospital means another day of intensive care, medications, fluids, monitoring and treatment.
But Gabby is still fighting. And as long as she is fighting, we refuse to give up on her. 🐾❤️
I’m asking everyone who sees this to please help us give this little girl the chance she deserves.
If every person on my page donated just $4–$5, Gabby’s treatment could be covered. 😭❤️
Think about that… $4 or $5 might not seem like much to one person, but together, those small donations could literally help save Gabby’s life.🙏

And if you’re able to donate $100, you can have your name entered into our PUPPY DRAW as a thank-you for helping Gabby fight. 🐶❤️
Please don’t scroll past thinking someone else will help.
Gabby needs ALL of us.
She is just a baby. She didn’t ask for this fight. She deserves the chance to go home, feel the warmth of a loving family, play, grow up and live the happy life she was meant to have. 🥺🐾
Please help us bring Gabby home. ❤️

08/26/2026

08/20/2026

8 weeks old today. They love their new toy.

08/20/2026

1st bath for the babies.
Don’t mind me, I hate being in videos or pictures. 🙄.

08/19/2026

Busy house feeding the babies and the adults want their dinner too. They thought I was talking to someone and why they started barking.

08/16/2026

Sunday madness. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

08/15/2026

I wanted to go over things as you take home your puppy.

The picture is some of the products I love. The B-Strong is a vitamin that I give to all my dogs. I also put fish oil on their food about 1/2 tsp once daily. I also give NOVAnimal probiotics which I love. My dogs get dried sardines for treats and I love it too but would caution on small puppies as they could choke.

I give all my dogs Canadian Naturals turkey and salmon with sweet potatoes small bites. I suggest feeding your puppy 1/4 cups x 3 daily and adjust as they grow. You can add a little bit of warm water to soften.

For their nails I use baby nail clippers and should be done every 2-3 weeks. Clean their ears with a small damp cloth. Once their ears stand it will be easier and they will stand as both parents have good ears. It’s one of my pet peeves about Bostons ears that should stand. I also use baby shampoo to bathe all my dogs.

For toilet training they need to go outside often because they have small bladders. 1st thing in morning, after eating and before bed. Try making the last meal around 5 so they don’t have accidents. I also crate train and they go in the crate when I go out so no getting into trouble. Just a blanket and I don’t put toys in because I’m afraid they could choke. I would also not let your puppy have full access to the house so accidents don’t happen and they get overwhelmed. Kitchen is a good place for them.

I also want to caution about not letting your puppy out in public places as they aren’t fully immune until after their vaccines.

I hope you enjoy your puppy and if any questions please message me. Both parents are from the USA from top breeders. They have great temperaments along with confirmation of a Boston.

08/15/2026

After dinner play time.

08/13/2026

They are wild now.