Hello everyone! I’m Boston – or Bosty Bos – as my foster hoomom calls me! I’m the handsome-ist fella you could ever meet. Even wifout teef! My foster hoos say I’m not a purr Brittany…but I don’t care I still wuv chasing does wascally squirrs and wabbits. I tink cats are the same – and lub to chase dem. I spended time before wit wittle hoos. I lub my wittle hoos. In my foster home, my hooomom says I’m a very goob boi and gets along with de older dogs just splenbid (whatever dat means). De younger fun dogs get me verys excited and I don’t calm down as much, but I can learn. I not been good socialcized she sed. At my foster hoomom’s I have a pack and feel more verys happy. I lub to play with my squeekies and ‘splore the yard. My foster hoodad takes me to da walkies in the fields with my foster pack and I wub it verys much.Foster hoomom here. When Boston came to us he was in an only dog situation and had not spent much time around other dogs or people. He was alone at home often and learned to be afraid of delivery people coming to the door. He tends to bark at them, but I believe that with some training and re-assurance he’ll learn to be less reactive. Boston had a disease of his gums called Chronic Ulcerative Paradental Stomatitis or CUPS. He had all of his teeth extracted last year and has been doing very well since. Currently he has no medical needs related to the disease. He eats small kibble soaked in some water just like my other dogs. He gets along very well with all my older dogs. He’s very playful and really likes to play with his toys. He enjoys having a backyard with space to roam and sit on the deck to watch birds etc. He doesn’t like to be by himself, but does ok left with our other dogs. I don’t believe he would do well with cats at this time, since he sees all small animals as potential prey.Boston is neutered, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative and on preventative.