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An Overview of the Different Boston Terrier Colors

on February 10, 2023

Introduction

The Boston Terrier is a beloved dog breed, and one of the most popular breeds in the United States. It is known for its friendly, outgoing personality and its distinctive tuxedo-like coloring. But did you know that there are actually several different colors of Boston Terriers? In this blog post, we’ll take a look at the different colors of Boston Terriers, and discuss how to choose the best one for your family.

An Overview Of The Different Boston Terrier Colors

The Basics of Boston Terrier Colors

Boston Terriers can come in a variety of colors, and each one has its own unique look. The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognizes three distinct colors for the Boston Terrier; black and white, brindle and white, and seal and white. All three colors are considered to be “true” Boston Terrier colors, and are accepted by the AKC for registration in the breed.

Black and White

The black and white Boston Terrier is the most common of the three colors. This color is characterized by a black and white coat, with a white muzzle and chest. The eyes of the black and white Boston Terrier are typically dark, and their noses are usually black.

Brindle and White

The brindle and white Boston Terrier is similar to the black and white in terms of coloring, but differs in the amount of white present. Instead of a white muzzle and chest, the brindle and white Boston Terrier has a brindle coat, with a white chest and muzzle, as well as white patches on the legs and face. The eyes of this color are usually dark, and the nose is usually black.

Seal and White

The seal and white Boston Terrier is the rarest of the three colors, and is characterized by a seal-colored coat, with a white muzzle and chest. The eyes of the seal and white Boston Terrier are usually dark, and the nose is usually black.

Other Colors

Although the AKC does not recognize any other colors for Boston Terriers, there are some breeders who breed for “non-standard” colors, such as Red and White,  Chocolate and White, Fawn, Silver and Tan. These colors are not accepted by the AKC, but can still make beautiful and unique dogs.

Choosing the Right Color

When it comes to choosing a Boston Terrier, it’s important to choose a color that you love. After all, you’re going to be living with your dog for many years to come, so you should pick a color you’re sure to love.

The color of a Boston Terrier should not be the only factor in your decision-making process, however. It’s important to consider the personality and temperament of the dog, as well as its physical health and conformation before making a final choice.

Conclusion

The Boston Terrier is a beloved breed that comes in a variety of colors. The AKC recognizes three distinct colors for the breed; black and white, brindle and white, and seal and white. In addition, some breeders breed for “non-standard” colors, such as red and white, chocolate and white, Fawn, Silver and Tan. When it comes to choosing the right color for your Boston Terrier, it’s important to consider both the color and the personality and health of the dog. No matter which color you choose, you’re sure to have a wonderful companion for many years to come.

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by Dorothy on August 26, 2023

We have had Boston Terrier for over 40+ years, they are awesome and so full of personality

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