| Our Past Bostons... |





| "Bessie" 1988 - 2005 |
| Bessie was the Boston Terrier that Claire owned after Shadow. She was Claire's best friend and soul mate. She was so in tune to Claire that she knew when her car pulled in the driveway. Bessie would be let out to greet her in the driveway and wouldn't get out of the car until she got to go for a ride around the block! She was almost human as she understood everything you said to her. We truly believe she lived to be the old age of 17 because of her love for Claire. |
| "Brittany" 1990 - 2006 |
| Wherever Alison was, Brittany was sure to follow. The "mother hen" to not only puppies, but the human babies as well. She slept under the crib and would come and get someone when a baby was crying. She was the only dog that loved to play outside in the snow! She always was eager to please and a real love! She lived to be a few months shy of 17! |

| "Bud" 1988-1995 |
| Bud was the Boston Terrier that Alison owned after Shadow. He was a pet store purchased puppy and was the drive behind us wanting to produce quality, healthy puppies. Bud had many health issues and was never a well dog. No matter how ill he became he was always "the man of the house". |
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| "Sassy" 1993 - 2005 |
| Sassy was the foundation bitch of Brookstreet. She was a beautiful bitch with a fantastic headpiece. She loved to be the "couch potato" and would curl up in a little ball and sleep for hours. We enjoyed having her in our lives. |
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| "Shadow" 1974 - 1987 |
| Shadow was our first Boston. After Claire broke Alison's collar bone in a go-cart accident(she still claims it was an accident to this day!), Alison could not do the normal summer activities that a five year old would do. A Boston breeder was living next door to our family's summer home and happened to have one puppy left. Alison spent the summer caring for the puppy. During the summer, they offered the puppy to our parents at a reduced rate of $100. Unfortunately, our father was recently laid off and we could not afford the $100. At the end of the summer, as we were saying our goodbyes, the Moylan's walked up to our car with the puppy and told us to have a good life with her, she was ours. A good life she had and a great companion we had! The love that we have for this breed may not have been possible today if the Moylan's were not so generous then! |
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