Baldwins Boston Terriers

08/22/2025

Madam Dior trying being playful.. she was the runt and smallest.

08/22/2025

Annie Okie loving her new life and new sibling.. life couldn’t be any better.

08/15/2025

Opal, Otis, Ozzie living their best life😍😍😂

08/06/2025

Chow time

08/06/2025

This little heartthrob thought he had his forever story written… but sometimes, life changes chapters. He’s one of my favorites with that 2 tone face he’s so precious and so the runt !!!

08/06/2025

07/24/2025

Guess what, y’all?!
This sweet little guy right here has found his furever home—and not just any home… he’ll be joining his siblings Opal and Otis! 🐾💙

Please help us welcome Ozzy to the family!
A huge thank you to Cheryl and Josh for not only giving Ozzy a loving home, but also making sure he stays with his sister and brother. That means everything to us. 💕

07/23/2025

This handsome little guy is one of the most unique pups . He’s full of personality, always curious, and has the sweetest all-white face that makes him stand out in the best way.

🎧 He also happens to be deaf — which doesn’t stop him one bit! Deaf dogs make incredibly loyal companions, and with the right environment, they blossom beautifully.

EveryDog deserves unconditional love!!!

07/23/2025

🎧 Did You Know? Some All-White Boston Terriers Can Be Deaf – and It’s Not a Genetic Disorder 🐾

Meet one of our uniquely beautiful Boston Terriers, born with an all-white head and the kindest little soul. He also has one blue eye and one brown eye. He also happens to be deaf — something that’s not uncommon in pups with certain coat patterns.

🧬 Let’s clear up a common myth: Deafness in Bostons with white heads isn’t necessarily caused by genetic disease. It’s often related to pigmentation and how it affects the development of hearing structures in the inner ear — not due to a flaw in their DNA or health.

❗️There’s currently no commercial DNA test that screens for pigment-linked deafness. So even with a “clear” genetic panel, this type of deafness can still occur naturally in some lines. It's a developmental trait — not a defect.

🤍 These dogs are just as intelligent, loving, and capable as their hearing siblings — they simply need a little extra communication care (think hand signals, routines, and touch cues). And they tend to form incredible bonds with their people.

Help spread awareness: every Boston is a gift — hearing or not! 🐶✨

07/23/2025

Handsome Boy Otis

07/23/2025

Madam