u/BigNorseWolf

Age 4 or 5. Female. Not fixed. Had one litter of pups delivered by cesarean or whatever you call that for dogs.

Do they have long terms problems from having been crated? for the record, when someone suggests she needs to be crated, I point out that I have a sawzall and will be using it if i see the crate again. But I have a hard time wondering if the first two years gave her issues or if she's crazy because she's a boston.

Clingy. Needs to be on or near me. Someone called them velcro dogs so.. good sign thats just them.

Bossy Will bark at people, especially me, if she wants something. Since I'm the family member that speaks dog (not surprisingly)

Absolute princess: She will come bark at me because she wants to lay on the spot with the sun coming through the window, on a blanket, and there is no blanket, something on the blanket, or the blanket isn't folded.

On a schedule. If its 12 at night its time for ME to go to bed because she wants to sleep on my recliner in the living room and I need to be in the room with her.

Snoring is apparently a problem for the breed. She didn't have breathing trouble before she had pups, but now she does. If its the 600 dollar surgery I MIGHT be able to swing it . If its the 5k version ... yeah I'd be dead in a ditch if i needed that. Is it one visit to see which she needs or a consult and then the surgery?

Bottomless pit. Is never not hungry. I swear her stomach should not be able to physically hold that much...

Why we keep advocating for large two handed weapons....