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A Pictorial History of Boston Terriers

Mrs. Daley, Mrs. Wood & Mrs. Endle, at the Buffalo show in 1924.

Early Boston Terriers almost always had cropped ears, and often had deeper muzzles than is the fashion today.

Mrs. Hilda M. Ridder with her new champion, Rockabye Dempsy. Mr. Hilda M. Ridder, with her new champion Rockabye Dempsy.

Mrs. F.E. Storer (Katinka Kennels), a member of the executive commitee of the parent club, the Boston Terrier Club of America (BTCA).

This unidentified Boston Terrier is typical for the early 1900's.

Mrs. Rinehart and Keno, a favorite companion, in the conservatory of her Washington home.

Modern Bostons

Little Kitka Lucky Charm in her red roadster. Kitka has participated in Novice Obedience competitions and may try Agility competitions . Kitka's favorite pastime is playing frisbee, its her sport and she loves it! She also loves hiking and picnics.

Buster What A Pal, as a baby with his littermate Tootsie.
Buster's favorite pastime is tormenting Kitka with body checks while she is trying to catch her frisbee.

Baby Buster, Kitka with Santa at 6 mos. old, and Buster at about 6 wks old.

Buster What A Pal at his first conformation match.

Kitka, competing in Novice Obedience during the Sits & Downs exercise. Just look at that attention and perfect Concertina form!

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