THE BOSTON TERRIER BREAKDOWN / BREED HISTORY & FUN FACTS
Disclaimer: I am not a veterinarian. This article is intended to provide general guidance and tips. Always consult a licensed professional for your Boston Terrier’s medical needs.
Introduction
Boston Terriers are known for their tuxedo coats, big expressive eyes, and affectionate personalities. But what happens when you mix a Boston with another lovable breed? You get a unique hybrid that combines the best of both worlds! In this post, we’re diving into some of the most popular and interesting Boston Terrier mixes out there. Whether you’re curious about adopting or just love learning about different dog breeds, these pups are sure to win your heart.
1. Boston Terrier Chihuahua Mix (Bochi or Chiboston)
The Boston Terrier Chihuahua mix is a tiny but mighty companion. This mix combines the spunky attitude of the Chihuahua with the easygoing charm of the Boston Terrier. Bochis are typically small in size, making them great for apartments or small homes. They’re alert, loyal, and full of personality—don’t be surprised if they think they’re much bigger than they actually are!
Highlights:
- Weight: 6–15 pounds
- Great watchdog instincts
- May have a short or slightly longer coat depending on the Chihuahua parent
2. Boston Terrier Pug Mix (Bugg)
Buggs are a delightful combination of two squishy-faced charmers: the Boston Terrier and the Pug. This mix often results in a stocky, affectionate dog with a sense of humor. Buggs are known to be playful, slightly stubborn, and very devoted to their families. They tend to get along well with children and other pets.
Highlights
- Weight: 15–25 pounds
- May snore (thanks to both parents’ flat faces!)
- Love to cuddle and entertain
3. Boston Terrier Pitbull Mix (Boston Pit or Pitbo Terrier)
The Boston Terrier Pitbull mix is a muscular, loyal, and affectionate dog that often inherits the best of both breeds. With the Boston’s friendliness and the Pitbull’s strength and determination, this mix can be an excellent family pet when well-trained and socialized early.
Highlights
- Weight: 30–50 pounds
- Needs regular exercise and mental stimulation
- Confident, affectionate, and people-oriented
4. French Bulldog Boston Terrier Mix (Frenchton)
The Frenchton has been rising in popularity for good reason. This mix of French Bulldog and Boston Terrier brings together two compact, goofy, and loving breeds. Frenchtons are usually calm, sociable, and sturdy. Their short noses and bat-like ears are hard to resist!
Highlights
- Weight: 15–25 pounds
- Great for families and apartment living
- May be prone to respiratory issues, so light exercise is key
Being a Frenchton means I’ve got the best of both worlds—Boston brains and Frenchie flair. I’m cute, compact, and totally in charge of the couch. You’ll never need a weighted blanket again—with me around, snuggles are mandatory!
– Weezie the Frenchton
5. Boston Terrier Boxer Mix (Boston Boxer or Miniature Boxer)
Highlights
The Boston Boxer is a bundle of energy, smarts, and silliness. With the Boston Terrier’s charm and the Boxer’s playful nature, this mix is ideal for active families. These dogs are usually medium-sized, full of life, and eager to please.
- Weight: 25–50 pounds
- Very trainable and people-oriented
- Needs plenty of exercise and engagement
6. Boston Terrier Beagle Mix (Boglen Terrier)
If you’re looking for a curious, friendly pup with a strong nose for adventure, the Boglen Terrier is a top contender. This mix combines the hunting instincts of the Beagle with the charm of the Boston Terrier. They’re known for being outgoing, intelligent, and sometimes a bit stubborn.
Highlights
- Weight: 15–30 pounds
- May be vocal like a Beagle
- Great with kids and enjoys family life
7. Boston Terrier Poodle Mix (Bossi-Poo or Bostiepoo)
The Boston Terrier Poodle mix is an energetic and intelligent dog with a potentially hypoallergenic coat, depending on the Poodle parent. This mix tends to be playful, loving, and easy to train. Thanks to the Poodle influence, they may inherit curly or wavy fur.
Highlights
- Weight: 10–25 pounds
- May shed very little (a plus for allergy sufferers)
- Quick learners with a playful streak
8. Boston Terrier Dachshund Mix (Bo-Dach or Doxie-Ton)
This low-to-the-ground cutie is a mix of Boston Terrier and Dachshund. Bo-Dachs are quirky, loyal, and full of spunk. With the Dachshund’s curiosity and the Boston’s friendliness, this mix can be a great companion—just be ready for a bit of stubbornness!
Highlights
- Weight: 10–25 pounds
- Strong prey drive—keep an eye on squirrels!
- Can have short or slightly longer coats
9. Boston Terrier Jack Russell Mix (Bo-Jack)
The Bo-Jack is a firecracker of a dog, combining the high energy and smarts of the Jack Russell Terrier with the Boston’s people-pleasing personality. This mix thrives in homes that can provide plenty of mental and physical stimulation.
Highlights
- Weight: 13–25 pounds
- Agile, energetic, and clever
- Excellent for active individuals or families
Final Thoughts
Boston Terrier mixes are a wonderful way to enjoy the traits of the Boston while adding a twist of another breed’s personality. Whether you’re into laid-back cuddlers or adventurous go-getters, there’s a Boston mix out there with your name on it.
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“Hi! I’m Weezie, a spirited Boston Terrier / French Bulldog mix and self-proclaimed expert on everything Boston.