BLANTON

This is Blanton!<br/><br/>This is a handsome Boston Terrier, although family records suggest there's a tiny bit of Australian ancestry buried somewhere in the family tree. It's a sensitive subject. We don't talk about it.<br/><br/>In fact, in this 250th year of American independence, he seem especially torn about his heritage. Not independence from Australia, of course—but from those funny-talking folks across the pond. Tito has chosen to fully embrace his Boston roots. His ideal day includes a spirited romp in the pahk, where he will lahf and play with fellow dahgs before heading home for suppah.<br/><br/>What he is actually saying is anyone's guess. I don't speak fluent Boston Terrier. They could be debating the FIFA World Cup, discussing local weather patterns, or passionately defending clam chowdah recipes. The world may never know.<br/><br/>Blanton and his brother Tito were surrendered to our local Animal Shelter. They did not do well in that environment so we felt we needed to get them out. <br/><br/>Tito has his own Petfinder profile. Both being adopted together would be ideal, but it is not required. Both are great companion dogs.<br/><br/>Blanton is a little cautious when meeting new people, but once you've earned his trust, prepare yourself: your lap immediately becomes premium real estate.<br/><br/>Adoption fee includes neutering, all shots and a microchip.

This is Blanton!

This is a handsome Boston Terrier, although family records suggest there's a tiny bit of Australian ancestry buried somewhere in the family tree. It's a sensitive subject. We don't talk about it.

In fact, in this 250th year of American independence, he seem especially torn about his heritage. Not independence from Australia, of course—but from those funny-talking folks across the pond. Tito has chosen to fully embrace his Boston roots. His ideal day includes a spirited romp in the pahk, where he will lahf and play with fellow dahgs before heading home for suppah.

What he is actually saying is anyone's guess. I don't speak fluent Boston Terrier. They could be debating the FIFA World Cup, discussing local weather patterns, or passionately defending clam chowdah recipes. The world may never know.

Blanton and his brother Tito were surrendered to our local Animal Shelter. They did not do well in that environment so we felt we needed to get them out.

Tito has his own P

This is Blanton!

This is a handsome Boston Terrier, although family records suggest there's a tiny bit of Australian ancestry buried somewhere in the family tree. It's a sensitive subject. We don't talk about it.

In fact, in this 250th year of American independence, he seem especially torn about his heritage. Not independence from Australia, of course—but from those funny-talking folks across the pond. Tito has chosen to fully embrace his Boston roots. His ideal day includes a spirited romp in the pahk, where he will lahf and play with fellow dahgs before heading home for suppah.

What he is actually saying is anyone's guess. I don't speak fluent Boston Terrier. They could be debating the FIFA World Cup, discussing local weather patterns, or passionately defending clam chowdah recipes. The world may never know.

Blanton and his brother Tito were surrendered to our local Animal Shelter. They did not do well in that environment so we felt we needed to get them out.

Tito has his own Petfinder profile. Both being adopted together would be ideal, but it is not required. Both are great companion dogs.

Blanton is a little cautious when meeting new people, but once you've earned his trust, prepare yourself: your lap immediately becomes premium real estate.

Adoption fee includes neutering, all shots and a microchip.