From left to right (and smallest to largest)

Joshua, Jacob and Jeremiah are no longer available.

These precious boys have very laid back temperaments and love to snuggle. JHC non-carriers, they are AKC limited registration and are from a strong champion line.

Remember, these puppies will save you more than their initial costs in unspent veterinary visits and the costs of the toxins and poisons you pay for when at those visits (not to mention costs for trying to fix the problems such treatment causes) when you continue raising them holistic and Naturally reared. Why would anyone want to raise any other way and put a puppy through all that? (https://heirloombostonterriersranch.com/what-do-you-mean-by-holistic-and-natural-rearing/what-is-natural-rearing/

The average national cost for a dog’s routine check-up is $50 to $250. Overall vet costs including wellness check-ups, dental care, lab tests and vaccines can total between $700 and $1,500 per year – plus the cost of heart worm treatment, flea/tick treatments. It all adds up. And it is EVERY YEAR. Do your puppy and your budget a favor. Go Naturally Reared!

While applying the principles above to any puppy will give them a better life than they would otherwise have, it won’t match the health and vitality our Bostons have. Ours do not inherit the proclivity toward the illnesses caused by vaccinosis passed down from non-holistic and Naturally Reared parents, as our puppies in fact come from multiple generation levels of holistic and Naturally Reared ancestors. THAT makes their immune systems the strongest that they can be and is how they will save you more in vet related expenses than their initial cost.

Jacob Joshua Jeremiah

Jacob, Joshua and Jeremiah are no longer available.

We will consider bartering for some or all of the price – especially for organically grown regenerative pastured proteins – such as beef, bison, chicken, turkey, lamb, rabbit – or wild game (elk, deer) that have been health cleared. The protein must be butchered, wrapped and labeled, including certain organs and bones cut into appropriate sizes for bone broth. Farm-fresh eggs from pastured chickens and ducks which have been supplemented with non-GMO, organic feed or triple filtered raw milk from non-GMO fed goats or cows would also be considered.

History

Baylee had a beautiful litter of four, one gorgeous female and three handsome males. They have strong champion lines through their father.

You can see the litter nursing shortly after the final birth. The one closest to my thumb was the firstborn, the female. She came into this world weighing 2.4 ounces, which is extremely small. I named her Spitfire because she was so full of courage, determination and the will to live. She fought courageously for 30 hours before she lost her battle. Apparently these tiny ones burn more calories in eating than they can possibly take in. If I ever face this again, I will be ready to immediately implement heroic measures, which were delayed for little Spitfire. Even then, the survival rate is very low.

Only two weeks’ time lapsed between the two basket photos, as the puppies are thriving!

As with all my puppies, they will be ready to leave when their immune systems are well established, which usually means around 16 weeks and only to homes that will continue raising them Holistic and Naturally Reared.

The boys are shown in their birth order, left to right. Jacob, Joshua & Jeremiah. Over the coming weeks their noses and muzzles will fill in black.