It's so unusual to see an asymmetrical head pattern on a Bostie—I love it. We had a Boston Terrier, Rocco, and he was an incessant playing machine. I miss him (except for his whining).
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It's so unusual to see an asymmetrical head pattern on a Bostie—I love it. We had a Boston Terrier, Rocco, and he was an incessant playing machine. I miss him (except for his whining).
Here’s my little smoking buddy. He has his own little collection of pipes. 
A special pet makes a house feel like a home. 
I've posted a few pics of our new puppy, Wasabi, in the cigar thread, but, this seems like a good place to post another.
You're right, IronMonkey, not many asymmetricals seen in the "wild".
They're great dogs, he doesn't stop wanting to play. The only time we ever see him "saying" that's enough is after hiking in the mountains.
But then again, it's hardly surprising, he's walked twice as much as we have, by taking the lead of the group, then doubling back, seeing where people are at. I should put a Garmin on his leash, actually see how much more he does than us all.
Rocco loved playing, but, didn't like walking much. He'd often dig his heels in the ground and refuse to go any further. Here's a link to an oil painting I did of him as a gift for my girlfriend.
Oh yes, I should've also mentioned plastic bottles. He loves 'em. He's got hundreds of dollars worth of toys, but he loves to fetch plastic bottles and swimming.