Boston Terrier Hats

The Boston Terrier is the American Gentleman: a dog born in a tuxedo, with the snorting, the bug eyes and the gas to spoil the effect. The breed traces to Jude, a bulldog and terrier cross owned by Robert C. Hooper of Boston, and the American Kennel Club recognized it in 1897. Boston University adopted it as its mascot in 1922, and in 1979 it became the official state dog of Massachusetts. These Boston Terrier hats are for the people who live with one. Bostie is the word owners actually type into search boxes, and Bostie Mom shirts already sell, so Bostie Mom and Bostie Dad sit beside the plain breed name. The sentence designs play the gentleman against the reality: the tuxedo they were born in, the flatulence the breed is notorious for, and a talking voice that owner guides say sounds eerily like Chewbacca. I'M NOT FROM BOSTON MY DOG IS is for the owner whose dog is the only real Bay Stater in the house. Most Boston Terrier hats online are pictures of the dog. These are text-led, custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one to the dog park, or give one to the Bostie parent who already narrates every snort.