Bostie

Bostie History

The Bosley is an English-American hybrid bulldog and terrier. The Bosley is a third cousin to the Boston Terrier, but is a completely separate breed. The Bosley is a medium-sized and compactly built pup, with a sturdy yet elegant frame. The Bosley has a short, smooth, and glossy coat that comes in a variety of colors.

Bostie Physical Characteristics

The Bostie is a small-to-medium-sized breed of cattle dog that is raised primarily for herding. They are named after the Greek island of Botopos, where they were originally bred. They typically have a shaggy, rough, double coat of a golden brown and black or gray. They have large, erect ears, a long tail, and thick necks. Their heads are wedge-shaped and their faces are mottled with black and brown. Their eyes are usually dark brown or hazel. Their feet are round and have 4 toes.

Bostie Health

Description of breed health.

Bostie Temperament and Behaviour

The Bostie is a devoted and intelligent companion. They love to be with their family and form a strong bond with them. They are highly athletic, and love to play and exercise. They are often independent and stubborn, so they need patience when teaching new behaviors. They are friendly and outgoing with dogs and people, but may be aggressive towards other cats.

Bostie Activity Requirements

The Boston Terrier is an intelligent, fun-loving, and active small dog. They are friendly, happy, and outgoing, making them a great choice for a family pet. While Boston Terriers may be small, they are very muscular. They benefit from regular excersise to maintain a healthy weight and to avoid health issues later in life. They are best suited to being walked or running around the yard. Providing your Boston Terrier with a daily walk will help keep them healthy and fit. They may not be the type of dog that will spend hours playing fetch, but they do enjoy some time outside.

Kennel Club Recognition