SOME OF ANGUS'S FAVORITE WEBSITES
Blufwatch
Read all about Angus's hometown on his families own page.
AKC Boston Page
AKC page all about Boston Terriers. A Real All American.
Boston University Terriers
Angus's favorite college team & mascot
DOGPILE
Angus's fav search engine, of course!
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AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN
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This page has been created for Angus Kramer McNeil. A Boston Terrier, also known as the American Gentlemen of doggies. He was born May 8 2002. He lives in White Bluff, Tennessee with his human parents, Nick, Lisa & brother Ryne McNeil. Below you will find some more pictures of Angus that show some of why he is such a cherished member of our family.
Jack Nicholson, eat your heart out baby!
Just like his dad, Angus loves the beach, HANG TEN or is that HANG 16?
Angus loves to go travel, and to visit family. Here he is on a hike with his Uncle Buddy, the Boxer.
Angus doing his version of Ernest Tubb's "Walking The Floor Over You".
In this case walking for a Scooby Snack!
Known as the American gentlemen among dogs because of his gentle disposition, the Boston Terrier breed was the product of an English Bulldog and a white English Terrier. The best known Boston Terrier and the ancestor of most modern Boston Terriers is Hooper's Judge. Hooper's Judge, perhaps the most famous Boston ever, was purchased by Robert C. Hooper of Boston in 1870. The Boston Terrier is one of the few dog breeds that is native to America. The Breed historically has carried many nick names, such as the “American Gentleman”, “Boston Bulls”, "Bull Terriers" and "round-heads". As a relative newcomer to the dog world, they have already built a strong story and following. The Boston Terrier was first registered by the American Kennel Club in 1893.
"sources AKC and Bostonterrier.org"
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Kisses, Licks and Slobbers,
Angus
Note: Angus went on ahead to the Rainbow Bridge in the summer of 2005, while our hearts are broken, we know one day we will see him again. We have since been adopted by his nephews, Roscoe & Bogart, litter brothers of Angus's own litter sister. I hope to soon have pictures up of these rascals. Each dog has their unique personality, and of course can never be replaced. But we feel it honors the memory of the pets that have gone on before to want more.