Size
Boston terriers weigh 10-25 lbs fully grown and are 15-17 inches tall at their shoulders.
Personality
Boston terriers are intelligent, alert, playful, affectionate, good natured, eager, gentle, and easy to train. They are friendly around strangers and are good with children. They also get along with other pets quite well, so they may not be as inclined to chasing your cat as some breeds.
Q: How much do Australian Shepherds weigh and how tall are they?
A: Male Australian Shepherds weigh 50-65 lbs. and range from 2o-23 inches tall at their shoulders. Females weigh 40-55 lbs. and are 18-21 inches tall at their shoulders.
Basset hounds originated in France and were originally bred to hunt rabbits. The basset hound is a member of the Hound Group and weighs between 40 and 60 lbs. In French, “basset” literally means “low”, and basset hounds certainly live up to their name, being just 14 inches tall at the shoulders.
Basset hounds tend to be laid-back, friendly, and happy dogs. They are very loyal and enjoy the company of their person/people.
Basset hounds almost always get along well with other dogs. Basset hounds can be nice to small pets and cats as long as the basset was not trained to hunt–if they have, they may chase cats or small pets. Still, don’t leave your basset hound alone with pet rabbits or rodents, as the basset hound could accidently hurt the pet while trying to make friends with it.
Basset hounds can have back problems because they are so long. They are also prone to obesity, intervertebral disc disease, OCD, vWD, foreleg lameness, entropion, gastric torsion, ectropion, otitis externa, glaucoma, and CTP. Basset hounds usually live between 8 and 12 years, but this depends greatly on their health and diet.
This is my bunny, Indy. I had been wanting a rabbit for as long as I could remember and finally it was the right time. So I went to the bunny breeder’s house and saw so many cute baby bunnies! Which one would be right for me? I wanted them all but knew I had to pick just one. So I put my hand in the cage with the bunnies and one raced right over to me! I scooped it up and held it. It was sweet and healthy, so I said, “I want this one!” and he was mine. When we got home I put him in his cage and he started exploring. Later on that day, I decided what I wanted to name him. I wanted a name that would be adventurous, sweet, and mostly just the right name for him. So then I realized what his name was: Indiana Jones. Sadly, Indy is no longer with us. He crossed over the Rainbow Bridge (the place where deceased pets go) on September 14, 2009.
This is Sugar and she is our 6 year old basset hound! A few years after the death of our previous basset hound, named Potato, we were ready for a new one. So, we contacted some breeders and they emailed us some pictures of their basset hound puppies. We fell in love with Sugar, and her half brother Spud. Sugar is very affectionate and people-oriented.
Full Name: Sugar
Current Age (as of February 2009): 6 years old
Adoption Date: January 2004
Birth Date: December 14, 2003
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