Boston Terriers are the closest looking breeds to the French
Bulldogs. Especially brindle pied French Bulldogs which often have the
same color as the Boston Terriers. Sometimes it is too difficult to see the
difference between these two breeds since Boston/Frenchie mixes became
common.
Key differences: French Bulldog's ears are round at the tip, the
earleather is thicker and it keeps the ear erected while dog running.
Boston
Terrier's ears are thinner that is why they are flopping when the dog plays
and run.
Many Bostons have ears with a little flopping tip. Boston's ear is usually pointed and not round at the tip. Frenchie's ear should never point, unless being damaged or cruelly
cropped.
Boston Terriers are also lighter-boned and have smaller paws than
Frenchies.
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