The Boston Terrier Empress Rules in Ermine and Pearls
Her crown is covered in tiny jewels and pearls, and she wears it above two upright ears with great ceremony. The Boston Terrier empress has a dark brindle face with a white blaze and dark, round eyes that look out calmly and with a little sass. A thick ermine collar with black spots sits over a pink robe stitched with golden flowers, and a pearl brooch glistens at her chest. Behind her, rosy drapery and golden shell decorations lend a royal glow.
The black-and-white pattern of her coat matches the ermine so well that she seems to be made of the same elegant material. It is a very stylish effect, and it makes her look like a small, perfectly dressed ruler who planned every detail of the ceremony herself.
Boston Terriers are lively, friendly dogs known as the American Gentleman because of their tuxedo-like markings and good manners. They tend to be affectionate and playful, and they usually do well in apartments with regular walks and games. With their short muzzles, they can overheat, and they sometimes snort or snore, so avoid strenuous exercise in hot weather. Their large, round eyes need care, so ask your vet to check for irritation and advise on cleaning. Short, positive training sessions work well with this smart breed.
The empress commands the room with a glance. After the ceremony, she would like her favorite squeaky toy, please.
