19 Reasons Why Boston Terriers Are The Worst Dogs To Live With

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 1,040

Oh Boston Terriers… the breed that has become one of the most popular of all dog breeds in the United States (and among celebrities)…

Is it because of their lively, playful, friendly, clever personality? or all of the above?

Boston Terriers are a truly unique dog breed that will keep you laughing for hours, keep you company and give you love for a lifetime.

It’s quite common for Boston Terrier owners to have more than one Boston, and many of them even say that they’d have ten Boston Terriers if they could!

But as popular as they’ve become, you might be shocked to know that they are the worst dogs to live with… and there are 19 reasons for it.

Check out the 19 reasons why Boston Terriers are the worst dogs to live with on the next page:

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1,040 thoughts on “19 Reasons Why Boston Terriers Are The Worst Dogs To Live With”

  13. Rebecca Rabalais

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    They are being sarcastic when they saw this. They know that all these things are what make Boston Terriers so precious. They are loving, sweet, smart, loving and want to be close to their family members all the time

  16. Carol Minner Payton

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    My one and only Boston Terrier turned out to be the most loving dog I have ever had. She never met a stranger, and never bit or was mean to a kid or other pet. You are blessed with these dogs, I can not wait for the day I can get another one.

  25. Robin Burnette

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    I saw a show on human behavior that claimed the facial features of dogs like Boston terriers and boxers resembled babies so they trigger our maternal/ paternal instincts. What do you think?

  28. Bernadette Davis

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    Haha! What? Are you kidding me who says they are ugly and will not love you or don’t like to cuddle. You really got this info wrong that sounds like a snake not a Boston terrier or any type of dog. What dog doesn’t want cuddles?

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