FAQ

Boston Terriers typically cost between $600 and $2,000, depending on breeder reputation, location, and pedigree.

A Frenchie (French Bulldog) is a purebred with a compact body and bat-like ears, while a Frenchton is a hybrid with features blending a Boston Terrier and a French Bulldog, often appearing leaner and taller.

Boston Terriers typically cost between $700 and $2,500 depending on breeder reputation, location, and pedigree.

French Bulldogs are generally more expensive than Boston Terriers due to higher demand and breeding costs.

The French Bulldog originated from crossing English Bulldogs with local French breeds brought by English lace workers during the Industrial Revolution.

The Boston Terrier was created by crossing an English Bulldog with a now-extinct White English Terrier.

Boston Terriers are more lightweight, energetic, and have tuxedo-pattern coats with pointed ears, while French Bulldogs are heavier, calmer, and have rounded bat-like ears and more varied coat colors.

Boston Terriers are lighter, more energetic, and have tuxedo-like markings, while French Bulldogs are stockier, calmer, and known for their bat ears and varied coat colors. Both breeds differ in origin, temperament, health risks, and care needs.

Yes, while sardines offer health benefits, they can pose risks if fed improperly—such as choking on bones, allergic reactions, or digestive upset from added oils or seasonings.

Sardines can be safely served to dogs in moderation, either fresh, cooked, or canned in water with no added salt or seasonings, and should never exceed 10% of daily caloric intake.