Happy Birthday to Kimbers first litter of pups!

On September we had 6 beautiful puppies born in the span of 2 hours, what a busy girl Kimber was! The male to this litter was from a stud owned by a friend. 

The Firstborn was a girl, Maple, she had a cute little heart on her chest. In this photo, her chin is blocking the top part of the heart. 

12 minutes later Aspen was born, a small boy weighing in at a whopping 6.3 ounces. Aspen has a mostly white face like his grandpa, Kingsley. Aspen appears to not be fully black like his mom Kimber, he almost looks like he is a brownish-black color.

Third to be born was another boy, Linden, who had a large white collar and black around his eyes and black ears.

Fourth to be born is another girl, Ember. She got her name because she is almost all black like coal. 

Fifth to be born was another male, Rowan. Rowan is most likely spoken for already by a friend, he is brindle (our first!) and has two Haggerty spots! 

Our last pup born, though not a runt by any means he's the biggest of them all, is another male whom we named, Pumpkin. 

If you haven't guessed by now, each of the puppies has a fall-themed name, the names won't be their permanent names, their owners will eventually choose that for them, we just give them names to help identify them.

If you are interested in a puppy please send me an email at thebtwoofpack@gmail.com  You can also follow Kingsley's Instagram page at @kingsley.bee if you'd like to watch the puppies grow. 

Each of the puppies will go home being vet checked, up to-date shots, de-wormed, and come with a puppy pack to help them transition into your home.

Welcome to the world, Leeloo, Luna, & Poppy

 

Born this morning... Leeloo, Luna, & Poppy.

We aren't sure which pup is which yet, we are waiting for their adoptive families to choose them before they get their official names. 

Remi and her three girls are doing great. She's been licking and nursing them non-stop since they entered the world (see video of the last one being born below) between 3-7am today (4/16/23). They are well-loved!

All of the pups weighed between 9 and 10 ounces, and are so healthy.  They all have some sort of Hagarty spot on their heads too. This is the first litter in a while (of Kingsley's) that didn't have a pup born with a heart somewhere on its body, but this is the first litter with Hagarty spots though.

In case you're wondering what a Hagarty spot is here's a definition according to ChatGBT - A Haggerty spot is a circular marking found on the heads of some Boston Terriers. It is named after the breeder Robert Haggerty, who first recognized and selectively bred for this trait in his dogs. The spot is typically located between the eyes and is usually a small, white, round spot with a diameter of about a quarter of an inch. The Haggerty spot is considered to be a desirable trait in Boston Terriers and is often sought after by breeders and enthusiasts. However, it should be noted that not all Boston Terriers will have this marking, and it is not a required or recognized trait by breed standards.

16 of The best toys for Boston Terriers

The best choice in toys for your Boston Terrier

Boston Terriers are known for their playful and energetic personalities, so finding the right toys to keep them entertained and mentally stimulated is crucial. 

Here are some of the best toys on the market that Boston Terrier owners swear by:

1. KONG Classic Dog Toy: The KONG Classic Dog Toy is a popular choice among Boston Terrier owners. This durable, chew-resistant toy is made from non-toxic rubber and can be filled with treats or peanut butter to keep your pup engaged for hours.

2. Chuckit! Ultra Ball: The Chuckit! Ultra Ball is a must-have for any active Boston Terrier. Made from high-quality, heavy-duty rubber, this ball bounces erratically, making it perfect for a game of fetch in the backyard or at the park.

3. Nylabone Dura Chew Textured Ring: Boston Terriers love to chew, and the Nylabone Dura Chew Textured Ring is a great option for keeping them occupied. Made from tough nylon, this ring is designed to withstand even the most aggressive chewers.

4. Outward Hound Hide-A-Squirrel Puzzle Toy: The Outward Hound Hide-A-Squirrel Puzzle Toy is a fun and interactive way to keep your Boston Terrier mentally stimulated. This toy features a plush tree trunk and several squeaky squirrels that your pup can hunt and find.

5. KONG Puppy Toy: If you have a Boston Terrier puppy, the KONG Puppy Toy is a great option. This soft, chewy toy is specifically designed for teething puppies and can be filled with treats to help with training and behavior.

6. Chuckit! Flying Squirrel: The Chuckit! Flying Squirrel is a unique toy that Boston Terriers love. This soft, flying disc is easy to throw and catch, making it perfect for outdoor playtime.

7. Zogoflex Tux Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy: The Zogoflex Tux Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy is a great option for Boston Terriers who love to chew and play. This durable toy can be filled with treats and can withstand even the toughest chewers.

8. Benebone Wishbone: The Benebone Wishbone is a favorite among Boston Terrier owners. This nylon chew toy is shaped like a wishbone and is infused with real bacon flavor for added appeal.

9. Chuckit! Indoor Ball: When the weather is bad and you need to keep your Boston Terrier entertained indoors, the Chuckit! Indoor Ball is a great option. This soft, lightweight ball won't damage your walls or furniture and is perfect for playing fetch in the living room.

10. Tug-A-Jug: The Tug-A-Jug is a unique and challenging toy that Boston Terriers love. This toy features a clear jug filled with treats and a rope handle for tug-of-war play. Your pup will have to work to get the treats out, making this toy great for mental stimulation.

Puzzle toys are also a great way to provide them with the mental exercise they need. Here are some of the best puzzle toys for Boston Terriers on the market:

11. Outward Hound Nina Ottosson Dog Tornado Puzzle Toy: This puzzle toy is a favorite among Boston Terrier owners. It features multiple layers of spinning compartments that hide treats, encouraging your dog to use their problem-solving skills to figure out how to access the treats.

12. Trixie Dog Treat Turn Around Interactive Puzzle Toy: This unique puzzle toy features three test tubes that spin and rotate, hiding treats inside. Your Boston Terrier will have to figure out how to manipulate the pieces to access the treats, providing mental stimulation and entertainment.

13. Outward Hound Nina Ottosson Dog Brick Interactive Treat Puzzle Dog Toy: this is Kingsley's absolute favorite puzzle toy, they have to learn how to flip the lids over and move the blocks to get to their treats. You'll be amazed at how fast your Boston terrier will master this puzzle. (A photo of this puzzle is featured at the top of the page, it is now 2.5 years old and still is in decent shape with his heavy chewing, though all of the white bones that hide the toys are missing, Kingsley likes to tuck them away in spots around the house.)

14. PetSafe Busy Buddy Twist 'n Treat: The PetSafe Busy Buddy Twist 'n Treat is a puzzle toy that can be filled with treats, encouraging your Boston Terrier to work for their food. The adjustable treat dispenser allows you to customize the difficulty level, ensuring that your dog is appropriately challenged.

15. Trixie Pet Products Flip Board: The Trixie Pet Products Flip Board is a puzzle toy that features multiple compartments and obstacles that your Boston Terrier must navigate to access treats. It's a great way to challenge your dog's problem-solving skills and keep them mentally stimulated.

16. Nina Ottosson Dog Casino Puzzle Toy: The Nina Ottosson Dog Casino Puzzle Toy is a great way to keep your Boston Terrier entertained and mentally stimulated. It features multiple compartments and drawers that your dog must figure out how to open to access the treats hidden inside.

In conclusion, toys are a great way to keep your Boston Terrier mentally stimulated and entertained. By challenging your dog's problem-solving skills, you can help ensure that they stay healthy, happy, and mentally sharp. Whether you choose a spinning puzzle toy, a treat dispenser, or a combination toy, there are many great options on the market to suit your Boston Terrier's needs. By investing in quality toys, you can help provide your furry friend with the mental exercise they need to thrive.

Say hello to Kimber Reign

 

Kimber Reign Lily Bee

Such a long name for a little girl. Kimber is a product of Queenie and Kingsley, thus the "Reign" for a middle name since her parents both have royal names. 

Kimber is a sweetheart, she's never met anyone she doesn't love, and she will promptly lick you to prove it. She's also quite clever and patient, she'll wait for everyone else to drop what she wants to play with and then run over and steal it. Sometimes she also creates distractions so she can steal what she wants from the other dogs. When you're not alpha, you need to be creative.

Kimber's Stats:

• AKC
• 19 pounds
• Can leap tall buildings
• Very loving
• Has a heart-shaped spot on her belly
• Born 5-28-2022
• Health tested
• JHC clear

Boston Terrier Puppy Waiting List for 2023

Kimber & Remi

This year Queenie, Pistol, Remi, and Dottie will have puppies, and we are waiting for Kimber to get to the age of maturity to have puppies as well. 

While we wait for our girls to come into heat we have decided to gather up names on a waiting list.  (It's already filling up fast!)

A waiting list is not a commitment, it's simply an opportunity to be contacted with information about the puppies.  If you decide to commit to a puppy, you can let us know and we can go from there.  

Send us a quick email:

TheBTWoofPack@gmail.com

Or you can simply watch our antics on Instagram:

Kingsley Bee & Woof Pack (@kingsley.bee) • Instagram photos and videos

Remi gave birth to 6 new Boston terrier puppies

 

6 beautiful puppies were born on August 8, 2022

August 8th was a little crazy, it had been a very busy and long 10-hour work day for me. I was looking forward to a little relaxation time and maybe a drink when I got home.

As soon as I looked into the living room I knew that drink and relaxation time I needed wasn't going to happen. Instead, this is what I walked into...

OMG! She tunneled her way into her favorite chair. Tearing apart chairs is not Remi's typical behavior, she's normally very mild-mannered and rarely rips up even a toy. I knew she was close to having her puppies because this was so unlike her. 

So I locked her into a room so she could relax in her birthing pool then I began to pick up the pieces of fluff. That's when I noticed she had peed all over the living room floor and threw up a few times on the couch as well.  UGH!  She definitely was going into labor.

So I locked up the rest of the dogs and cleaned the living room. I was just finishing with the cleaning when my boyfriend called to see how things were going. I was also texting Carole (the other half of this breeding business) while I was talking on the phone with my boyfriend. I just told him that she was probably hours away from actually having the puppies so he might as well stay at work.

No sooner had I said that when I looked down at her and saw a puppy in its sack laying on the ground below her.  EEK!  I ripped open the sack and suctioned out her nose just like Carole showed me and rubbed the puppy until it took its first breath. 

OH MY GOSH! I just took care of my first-ever puppy on my own! 

Not long after the first puppy got here, my boyfriend arrived and the second puppy was born. Carole came racing up the road to help. Whew! I was so nervous about delivering puppies on my own, it was very reassuring to have both of them with me.

I don't know how Carole did it, delivering all the previous puppies by herself, because I was a nervous wreck.

Every single puppy was healthy and breathing perfectly. It was amazing to see all their pretty little faces through their amniotic sacks knowing I literally was holding precious life in my hands. 

Each of the puppies, that we are honored to help bring into this world, is special to Carole and me, and sooooo loved! 

Thank you for reading Remi's first-ever birth story. 

Below is Remi feeding her puppies, but if you'd like to see more pictures of Remi's first litter, you can follow the pup's progress on Instagram... Kingsley Bee & Woof Pack (@kingsley.bee) • Instagram photos and videos

All 6 of Remi and Kingsley's puppies be going home to their furever homes (maybe yours!) around October 3rd, 2022. You can contact me here, or on Instagram, if you'd like to have one of these beautiful pups to call your own.

Stay tuned to hear about Pistol's first birth story... she's due to have puppies in about a week. 😛

New Addition! Kimber Reign Lily Bee

 

Kimber Reign

Kimber Reign Lily Bee was born on May 28th, 2022, and was the 3rd pup to emerge from her mom Queenie Lily Bee. 

So far, Kimber seems fairly quiet in her pack, but highly healthy and content.  

Kimber Reign will join her dad, Kingsley, and Remi in the middle of July when she is old enough to leave her mom's side.

Kimber Reign is AKC, and JHC cleared through her parents.

Dottie is all ready for the holidays, are you?

Dottie and her littermate siblings had their holiday photos taken this week. Dottie's photo just made me laugh because it's how a lot of us feel about the holidays.

Are you ready for Christmas? 

Did you spoil your favorite Bostons?

Our Boston terriers are just hoping to get extra snuggles since our parents are off for the holidays, and maybe a treat or two.

Merry Christmas

&

Happy New Year!

Meet Dottie! Our little feisty AKC girl

 

Dottie is all grown up now! Dottie was born on November 8th, 2021. Her parents are Kingsley and Queenie. We hadn't expected to take on another pup so soon, within our "Woof Pack" but this one fits well with her home with Queenie and Pistol. 

Dottie is a "splash Boston Terrier" meaning she has all kinds of spots on her coat. Thus the name, "Dottie". 

Dottie's stats:

• AKC
• 18 pounds
• Gets along with everyone
• Can't hold her "licker"
• Tries to please everyone
• Born 11-8-21

We are happy to have Dottie in the "Woof Pack". 

Meet Remi, our female Boston Terrier:

Facts about Remi:

• Female
• The name is short for Remington
• Born February 15, 2021
• 18 pounds
• CKC licensed
• Very gentle
• Thinks little humans are great
• Independent
• Not afraid to leap tall buildings
• Loving, and always has a kiss
• Loves all the woof pack members, but especially Kingsley
• Her parents were both traditional black and white with her dad being AKC
• JHC clear

Meet Pistol, our ACA female Boston Terrier

Facts about Pistol:

• Female
• Traditional black and white
• 15 pounds
• Born February 2, 2021
• ACA
• Has the best smile, EVER!
• Can leap tall buildings, or really just up to the table
• Pistol is every bit the pistol, as her name implies
• Will not back down from another dog, no matter their size!
• Sweet and loving to everyone she meets
• Loves her sisters, Queenie & Dottie
• Great with kids!
• Full of energy
• Awesome traveler
• Favorite food, anything the tiny humans of the house drop.
• Should be an Olympic high jumper
• JHC clear

Meet Queenie, our female AKC Boston Terrier

Queenie's Facts:

• Female
• AKC
• Traditional black & white coat
• Parents were black & white, and red and white
• Born April 19th, 2020
• 22 pounds 
• Queenie is every bit as regal as her name implies
• Is the best mom, ever!
• Will kiss everyone
• Is very loving and gentle-natured
• Loves her sister, Pistol
• A great traveler
• Beautiful markings
• Great with kids
• JHC clear