| We are more than sorry to have removed our Colors Explained page. This is only a momentary thing as the site will soon be updated and the color section will have TONS of NEW information, NEW photos, and even some color GAMES to help you more easily learn about the colors. Our website is ALL about proper education! |
| Cypress Farm Kennel Boston Terrier Colors Explained Researched, Compiled and Written by Krystin Johansen |
| This page is meant to be informative and to help you better understand the colors and why they exist. There are other hues of the above colors and together there are more than 20 different Boston colors. They are known by many names, but this above names are the correct terms for the Boston breed. Below you will find a feedback form. Please let Cypress Farm know what you think of this page. If you did not find the color of your Boston on this page, please feel free to contact us for further guidance. The Bostons pictured above are all owned by Cypress Farm or affiliates of Cypress Farm-one being Colorful Bostons. The above information has been researched, compiled and written by Krystin Johansen. © Cypress Farm Kennel 2005-2008 All photographs, contracts, logos, and information available on this website is copyrighted and not available for reproduction without permission under penalty of law. You are allowed to link to any page in our website if used in a positive informative way. To whomever wrote the feedback below-THANK YOU! I hope that all can see what is supplied within these pages as informative and take with it what they can no matter what their preference of Boston Terrier color may be. I am a breeder and show-woman of Bostons Terriers with over 30 years of experience specifically within this breed. I do not condone the breeding or profiting of the sale of any Bostons of color, however, I applaud you in your well written, tremendous research of the Boston Terrier breed. I am flabbergasted at the extent that your “History” page delves into. I knew the information, but have never seen it compiled into one page. Also, may I add that I am quite impressed with your “Colors Explained” page. It irks every inch of my being when irresponsible, “profit driven only” breeders market their red Bostons as seal and white. If only they did their research they would realize that they are misrepresenting their breed, and dog in particularly. It proves so many persons points that most colored Boston breeders are only breeding for profit. They can care less about the history, or the correct terminology within the breed. I can hope that more breeders come to your site and learn from the irreplaceable information that it contains. Agreeing with what comments have been already stated about your site, i.e. “It even tops the Boston Terrier Clubs website!”, I can confidently state that if there were more colored Boston Terrier breeders with as much dedication as Cypress Farm Kennel the colored Boston Terriers would not have a hard time being recognized by the American Kennel Club for admission into the conformation show ring as a “new” breed. I wish Cypress Farm and their affiliates Colorful Bostons the best of luck in their endeavors and hope to see you in the AKC show ring one day. Honestly, I have never seen colored Bostons of the extreme quality that your’s possess. If your colored Boston quality remains the way it is and even improves, I will definitely have some competition with my black and white Bostons.-Anonymous |
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