Winston the Amazing Boston Terrier
Posted by Kimberly on August 23rd, 2008
I went for a walk a few days ago on the pier in Port Dalhousie, and came across the cutest little Boston Terrier.
His name was Winston and he was black and white tuxedo with some brindling effect on his bottom.
Photo left: Hangin’, Photo right: Loungin’
What I loved about Winston is how friendly he was, especially with children and other dogs that were walking by.
Winston’s best feature…His tongue. Bless his heart, he has nerve damage that causes his tongue to hang out to the side almost 100% of the time.
However, what is his “handicap” to some, is his most endearing quality to me…
Photo left: Bright Light, Photo right: Before Winter Walk
As a term of endearment, they sometimes call him Winsock, because that’s what it would sound like if he were to say his name with his tongue out like that…LOL…Good sense of humor!
He is a happy guy with amazing owners, John & Dianne, that just love him to death!
* They promised to send me these photos of Winston to show with this post…I’m so glad they did!
Photo above: Yummy
I’m sure you’ve fallen in love with him, just like I did!
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I hope you enjoyed this Boston Terrier post on Terrier Lover! Until next time…
Love Your Terrier,
Kimberly Edwards 
P.S. Okay, I found a really cute Boston Terrier mousepad…Too cute:
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August 25th, 2008 at 8:37 pm
I am going to try and send you a photo of Winston….. Thanks so much for the kind words and sorry we took so long to respond
August 26th, 2008 at 4:36 am
Gosh…He is just adorable! Winston is my favorite Boston Terrier around!
Kimberly
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August 27th, 2008 at 11:50 am
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