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Boston Terriers have been popular since their creation a little more than a century ago. They were originally bred to be fighting dogs, but today, theyre gentle, affectionate companions with tuxedo-like markings that earned them the nickname "American Gentleman".

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More information about the breed: Boston Terrier vs. French Bulldog
The Boston terriers and French bulldogs are dog breeds that might look similar in their general appearance because they are almost the same size but they are two different breeds of dogs.
The Boston terrier and the French bulldog have a common ancestor, the English Bulldog. The two breeds have the pug face of the English bulldog with the typical large and square head shaped.

● Boston Terrier Origins
The Boston Terrier (Bostie, Boston Bull, etc.) Breed originated in the United States and is a cross of an English bulldog with a white English terrier.

● French Bulldog Origins
The French Bulldog (Frenchie) Breed origins are not so clear. The French bulldog probably originates with a small-sized English bulldog imported to France and crossed with various small dog breeds.

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