This is my puppy Neo, well, he's not quite mine yet...I have to wait 6 more weeks to bring him home.
Anyways, he's 2 weeks old in this picture, I thought I'd share. I'm so excited. He's a Boston Terrier, which was originally a cross between one of the many terrier breeds and an english bulldog. The bulldog characteristics seem to be the more favorable ones, according to the breeder.
Here's the litter:
And my (grumpy looking) puppy:
[ November 19, 2001: Message edited by: Dani ]
Posted by Malnurtured Snay (Member # 411) on :
Boston is a beautiful city.
And Neo looks like an adorable pup.
Posted by Siegfried (Member # 29) on :
That's an adorable puppy. You're definitely going to have your hands full with him. I had forgotten how much of a little terror a little puppy can be until I puppysat my cousin's eight week old Chihuahua this weekend. God, he was a little high-energy fuzzball with razor-sharp teeth. My poor cats are still nervously looking around the furniture for him. Posted by TSN (Member # 31) on :
Let's see if he can dodge bullets in slow-motion...
Posted by Vogon Poet (Member # 393) on :
Actually, it looks like he's already tried, and failed. 8)
Posted by Grokca (Member # 722) on :
Give him the blue pill
Posted by MIB (Member # 426) on :
Neo: What are you saying? That I can dodge bullets?
Me: After you're through with me. You won't be able to.
[ November 20, 2001: Message edited by: MIB ]
Posted by Dani (Member # 57) on :
Luckily, he'll have puppy energy levels, but he won't always be hyper like that. Bostons are great little dogs in that nature, the breeder I am getting him from even brings one of her dogs with her to work every day.
And yes, it's a Matrix reference, most of my pets have been named after some sort of movie/TV reference. (Basil was named after Basil Fawlty.)
Posted by Michael_T (Member # 144) on :
Oh, what a cute little puppy. And it's handheld... It kind of reminds me of my Mini Schauzer when I saw him at the breeders, except that he was dark grey and floppy ears.
About the puppy energy level...get a dog trainer! I might have paid the guy $600 but after seeing what he trained my dog in one day, you will be so glad.
He's a Boston Terrier, which was originally a cross between one of the many terrier breeds and an english bulldog. The bulldog characteristics seem to be the more favorable ones, according to the breeder.
Bostons are great little dogs in that nature, the breeder I am getting him from even brings one of her dogs with her to work every day.