A Boston Terrier Spent Christmas Eve Watching the Snow Come Down
On Christmas Eve, a brindle and white Boston Terrier sits on a soft blue blanket at a window and watches the snow fall. Big dark eyes follow the flakes drifting past the pane, and her ears stand up like a pair of little bat wings. A pine garland with pinecones decorates the window frame, and across the street, a house glows through the winter dusk.
Boston Terriers are friendly, lively little dogs with short noses and big personalities. Because they have flat faces, they can have trouble in extreme heat or cold, and they may snore or snort when sleeping. A cozy blanket by a window is perfect for them, and a short, bundled-up walk in the snow can be fun. Your vet can offer advice on keeping a flat-faced dog comfortable.
Many dogs enjoy watching the weather. Falling snow, birds and passing neighbors give them something to study, and a quiet window perch is calming. If your dog is nervous about the holiday bustle, a spot like this lets her enjoy the season without too much noise. Keep decorations like garlands out of reach and check the window's latch.
Tonight, the world outside looks like a snow globe, and this little dog has the best seat to see it. It's a peaceful ending to a busy day. When the snow stops, the morning will bring a fresh blanket of white to explore.






