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The Bossi Poo also called the Boston Poo, Bossi Doodle, and the Boston Doodle, the Bossi Poo is a spunky little pal with a lot of love to give. The Bossi Poo is a hybrid breed created by crossing a Poodle with a Boston Terrier. Both of these breeds are super smart and extremely loving, making the Bossi Poo an affectionate and highly trainable pet. Perfect for single seniors and families alike, the Bossi Poo makes an excellent pet for almost any home. Bossi-Poo puppies tend to be friendly, social, and intelligent dogs. They often have a playful and affectionate personality and can make great family pets. They can also be protective of their owners and make good watchdogs. In terms of appearance, Bossi-Poos can have a variety of coat types, ranging from curly to wavy, and can come in a range of colors. They are often described as being a low-shedding breed, which can make them a good choice for people with allergies. Yes! The Bossi Poo is great with people of any age, including young children and seniors. They love to snuggle on the sofa or romp in the backyard with their family. As with any dog breed, early socialization is an absolute must for your Bossi Poo. Without the proper socialization, your Bossi Poo can easily become a shy and unsure dog that barks at strangers. As soon as you bring your Bossi Poo puppy home, introduce them to as many new faces as possible to ensure they gain confidence. Thanks to the two parent breeds, the Bossi Poo is a highly intelligent dog that is quite easy to train. Their keen-to-please personality means that your Bossi Poo will always strive to make you happy. This is why positive reinforcement training methods work best for this dog. Consistent, firm training will work wonders with this dog. The Bossi Poo is a low-maintenance pooch when it comes to their grooming needs. However, if your Bossi Poo inherits the Poodle’s thick, curly coat, you will need to brush them once a week. Other than that, clip their nails and clean their ears as needed. Contact us today to secure one of our pups from this litter!