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Here is what is available for puppies listed below ...please click on link.

 

                 

 

BOSTON TERRIER PUPS -UPDATE: Welcome our new AKC Brindle Female (Champion Bloodlines)

                                             PUPPY WISH LIST

 

                                                        

                        Wish List For Boston Terrier Pups

                  5 Healthy Boston Terrier Puppies born on October 26, 2007.

                                   ~All Pups have been Sold~

  1. Congrats to Aimee C. Located in ME-  SOLD- 1  Puppy (Chosen #2 male BT puppy) D.O.B October 26, 2007
  2. Congrats to Dottie Y. Located in NH- SOLD- 1  Puppy (Chosen #1 male BT puppy) D.O.B October 26, 2007
  3. Congrats to Sue L. - SOLD- 1  puppy (Chosen #4 female BT pup) D.O.B October 26, 2007
  4. Congrats to Mark & Tammy S. Located in Plattsburgh, NY-SOLD- 1 puppy ( #3 female BT puppy)D.O.B 10/26/2007
  5. Congrats to Sandra M. Located in Eden, Vermont-SOLD-1 puppy ( #5 male BT Puppy)D.O.B 10/26/2007

                                     

Waiting list without deposits will be contacted for the remaining pups (If any) from Panda's or Penny's litters.               Clients below with deposits will be listed below in ( ) :
  1. Nena A. - Female Boston Pup  (Deposit-First pick- Female- Panda's litter)
  2. Mark & Sissy- Located in Plattsburgh, NY-(Deposit -Female Boston Terrrier)    
  3.      

         Panda's Next expected Litter Due in April 2009

             Update Panda had 5 pups April 20, 3009

  1. Weez C. Located in Canada- ( Deposit on- Female or Male)
  2. Nikki M.- (Deposit on Female)
  3. Matthew W. Located in MA - Male Boston Pup
  4. Gloria G. Located in Sunapee. NH - Female Boston Terrier
  5. Barbara B. Located Westbrook, ME- Female Boston Terrier
  6. Wanda R. - Boston Terrier Pup
  7. Becky F- Located in ME-Female Pup
  8. Lisa M-Located in MA- Boston Pup
  9. Heidi- Located in Portland, ME- Boston Pup  
  10. Pat- Located in Portland, ME- Boston Pup
  11. Abbey G. located in Somerville, MA- Boston Pup
  12. Sarah H. located in NH- female Boston pup
  13. Cheryl C. located in Vermont- Boston pup
  14. Jen Located in Vermont- Boston pup
  15. Joan F. Located in Winchendon, MA- Boston Female 
  16. Ron & Donna C located in ME- Male
  17. John C. Located in Vermont
  18. Jody Located in NH
  19. Kim Located in Waterville, ME- Boston Pup
  20. Debra S. Located in ST. Johnsbury, Vermont- Boston Pup

          Penny's next planned breeding date (Aug.-Sept 2009)    

    UPDATE Penny had her litter February 05, 2009 ( Sorry no more pups)

  1. Jamie C. Located in Waterbury , VT- ( SOLD- Male Pup Penny's litter)   
  2. Adrian- Brindle pup
  3. Frances B. Webster, MA- Brindle pup
  4. Kristine located in ME- Brindle pup

                                                         

                                 

                                       Puppy Starter Package

                                     

 Here is what comes with your new puppy:

  1. Puppy blanket
  2. Toy
  3. Puppy food ( 1 bag)
  4. Feed Dish (Small)
  5. AKC Papers
  6. Health Guarantee ( 1 Year)
  7. First set of Shots
  8. De-Worming

                                           Transportation

We will be more than happy to help with transport of your new puppy (in reason) in the New England Area. We could meet you half way to help cut down your time & Mileage.

                               How the Puppy waiting list works

Here is how the waiting list works: Names that are put on the waiting list will be contacted informing that the pups have arrived. You will be contacted for the available pups that were not reserved by a deposit. Clients that have put down a deposit will be contacted first and giving them first rights at choosing their pup/s. Leaving the remaining ones (If any) to be offered to the names on the waiting list without a deposit. When your contacted please let me know if you are still interested or not...as you will need to put down a deposit in order to reserve the available puppy. Please understand that because your name is on the waiting list does not reserve a puppy for you. It is for just to be contacted to let you know the pups have arrived,  giving you an opportunity to purchase one. Thanks to everyone that has inquired about our puppies.

 

                                       Deposits and Payment:

  1. Deposit For A Black/White Boston Terrier is $300
  2. Deposit on Brindle/White Bostons is $300..

 

The Deposit Is Required To Hold The Puppy Of Your Choice.
Will Take Deposits On Up-Coming (Planned breedings)Litters
( *** Deposits Are Non-Refundable ..Please refer to Windy Valley's Payment & Policy Page in reference to explaining how deposits work *** )

In the event of a no pregnancy or still birth, your deposit can be forwarded to the next available litter.

 Payment For Your Boston Terrier or Pomeranian Pups:
The Remainder Of The Balance Is Due At 6 Weeks Of Age.
Deposits and Payments can be placed by: Personal Check, Money Order or Paypal.
If picking up puppy the balance is due in cash.

Please Note: This website , emails or any of my ads listed online are NOT a binding contract. Windy Valley's Prices & terms maybe subject to change at any given time.  The only way to reserve a puppy for the price that was advertised, or given to you by email or verbally you will need a signed contract from both buyer/seller stating the agreed upon price & the non-refundable deposit..  Please be sure to put non-refundable on your check/money order or if sending a paypal deposit make a note of it. 

                          Health Guarantee & Contract

Seller warrants that your puppy is a purebred Boston Terrier and Registered with the AKC Registry. Your puppy will have his/her's first set of vaccinations and de-worming given by the seller. Seller requests that you keep your new puppy away from other animals that you are not familiar with until your puppy has received his/her series of vaccinations.

Seller warrants that your puppy is in good health at the time buyer assumes ownership.

Buyer is required to keep their puppy up to date on vaccinations, de-worming and regular health examinations or warranty is null and void. Health guarantee will also be null and void. Seller is not responsible for any veterinarian expenses not specifically authorized. Seller gives one year health guarantee against genetics that life threatening or reduce the quality of life. No exceptions.

If your licensed veterinarian determines that your puppy has a life threatening illness or reduces the quality of life due to genetics, a replacement puppy will be given. We will require documentation from your veterinarian, and reserve the right to a second opinion from our licensed veterinarian. We do not offer cash refunds.

If your puppy needs to be returned to us, all shipping or travel expenses will be at the buyer’s expense. In the event a replacement puppy is offered, the buyer is responsible for shipping. If the buyer can no longer care for the puppy due to any reason or age whether it is six weeks from now or thirteen years .Seller will always take the puppy back no questions asked. We love them and want the best for them

Also IF the puppy is being sold, as a pet only. In the best interest of this puppy, we required the buyer to have the puppy spayed or neutered by six months of age. The buyer needs to send us a copy from their veterinarian stating the puppy has been spayed or neutered with a date on it. If the buyer does not have their puppy spayed or neutered the seller reserves the right to have a court order demanding it per this contract.

The seller reserves the right to void the warranty and contract if the puppy changes hands. From the original buyer stated on this warranty and contract. Seller also requires that the buyer to keep the seller updated with their change of address and phone number and so on. If at any time you find that you can no longer care for your puppy/dog we require the puppy/dog to be returned back to us. No questions will be asked.The seller is more qualified to find the puppy/dog a new loving home.

Date ____________

Seller ______________________

Buyer______________________

What you need to know about Boston's Colors: Undesirable/Disallowed Boston Terrier Colors

Below are some examples of off-colored Boston Terriers. These are highly undesirable and are bred by unscrupulous backyard breeders who offer them as "rare" at inflated prices. Even if it weren't for the fact that these are disallowed by our standard, if you have one of these dogs, no one will even know it is a Boston Terrier! They are so unlike what the breed was originally developed to look like, since there is no sharp contrasting "tuxedo effect" unless you have a correctly colored dog. This is the hallmark of a true Boston Terrier and it just becomes a "mutt" when that black and white tuxedo pattern is gone.

PLEASE do not buy off-color Boston Terriers from a non-show breeder or a breeder who is purposely trying to produce the off-colors. Responsible show breeders do sometimes get a red in their litters BY MISTAKE, but it is not common and they would never purposely breed this dog or other reds to produce more of them. Please do not seek out red Bostons, but if you do run across one and you have to have it for some reason, make sure the breeder provides it with a spay/neuter contract or better yet, get it from someone who has already had the dog altered. To do otherwise is to possibly allow the red gene to propagate.

A Boston Terrier is either black and white, seal and white (NOTE! Seal is NOT red - Seal appears black but has a reddish cast in bright sunlight, see example at the bottom of this page) or brindle and white - and ALL COLORS MUST HAVE BLACK NOSES and very dark brown eyes, no other colors are acceptable.

NOTE: White bodies and splashes occasionally happen to responsible breeders who breed correctly marked dogs together because it is a throwback to the earliest Bostons before the markings were stabilized. Again, it is undesirable and should never be bred, however it is a natural "oops" which is more common amongst breeders than getting off-colored Bostons. Here it is a matter of pattern, not color. They should NOT be sold as rare or for a higher dollar amount:

OTHER: Double dilute - the body color is red that has been diluted twice (genetically speaking). Note the blue eyes and pink nose.

Seal is an accepted and desirable color in the Boston Terrier. Seal is defined in the standard as "Seal appears black except it has a red cast when viewed in the sun or bright light".  This is a true seal - NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH RED. Note:black nose.

White Boston Terrier is not a legitimate color for the breed (neither is red or blue as some puppy mills are advertising). A white Boston Terrier should NEVER be sold as rare...much less ask more money for the poor Boston. These colored dogs (or lack of color) are generally a geneticly weaker dog that is more susceptible to all kinds of health problems.

They can have greater health problems for TWO reasons:

1. The "off" coloring is believed to be a throwback to a breed used to create the BT. This breed (and BTs that have this coloring) were more likely to be deaf.

2. A reputable breeder may have an occasional pup of an odd color, but they would not deliberately breed to make more of the color. Therefore, the only breeders making the "rare" colors are NOT REPUTABLE.

A breeder like this is less likely to screen for genetic problems, space litters appropriately and in general give the dam and pups the highest level of care. Good breeders would not sell off-color pups with full registration to someone who wanted to breed them.

So "rare" colors in a Boston signal two things: 1. a genetic hiccup which could mean other problems 2. If it is intentional, then it is a poorly bred dog.
Here is the problem with these so called "rare colors". First of all they are advertised as rare because Bostons are not supposed to be these colors. Bad breeding is what is making these colors. The only thing known to cause deafness in a Boston is the piebald gene. The piebald gene produces irregular, non symmetrical patterns of white, half white heads, white heads, excessive white throughout the body.
Bostons should only be Brindle, seal, or black and white. Unfortunately some Boston breeders are making a fortune advertising these others as rare. They are rare because they are not supposed to be this way. ( it is a genetic mistake) Usually when they get them this color they will re breed to continue with these colors. So if there is health issues with them it is definitely due to poor breeding not color. If you would take just one red out of the litter, spay it, and make it a family pet, the pet would probably end up to be just as healthy as a normal marked Boston.