“She is much loved”
Hey Leanne & Berry,
As promised here are some pictures of “Molly”…
Hope her sister has found a home too…
She is doing a great job telling her big brother Baxter what is right and what is wrong, she definately keeps him in order which is exactly what we wanted…
She is much loved…
Thanks Danielle & Matt N.
Testimonial Submitted: April 2, 2008
A Boggle is a cross mix of a Boston Terrier and a Beagle.
You may have heard people saying: “That Boggles my mind!”
A Goggle is a cross mix of a German Sheperd and a Boggle – Nah, I am just making that up…
Our very own Buster is a Boggle.
Here some pictures of what our adult Boggle Buster looks like:
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Our young family has been fostering puppies since 2007 and has enjoyed many special breeds and hybrid cross breeds. We simply provide a temporary home to puppies before they are adopted by their forever families. The puppies always enjoy the personal attention from our two children as well as the other dogs in our family, and they are occasionally spoiled even getting to put our children to bed! The puppies also love being able to play with our friends and their children who visit, and it’s always great for them to be exposed to so many different people at the ideal ages.
We have 3 dogs of our own:
- Buster, a Boston Terrier x Beagle (also known as a Boggle).
- Georgia, a pure bred silky black American Cocker Spaniel.
- Dakota, a Landseer Newfoundland dog (Newfie).
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question: how big do boggles get when there fully grown ?
what kind of lifestyle is good fora boggles the dog?
Hi Sean, a boggle can be many different sizes full grown. It will depend on the size of the parents, as well as what percent parent he is. If the dog is more beagle than boston, they could be larger, and so on. Still, sizes can greatly vary even within a litter. Our Buster is large, though his siblings significantly smaller. Many we had were 15-20lbs full grown. He is just under 40lbs at a good size! Boggles tend to need lots of exercise and outdoor activity/stimulation. Due to the beagle, they need to be well trained for outdoors, so as not to run away after a scent. Amazingly loyal and extremely friendly personalities when given the right home life.