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The Boston Terrier Club By-laws
ARTICLE I. DUTIES OF OFFICERS. SECTION 1. President.--The president shall discharge the usual duties of his office, preside at all meetings of the Club and of the executive committee, call special meetings of the Club, o... The Boston Terrier Club Constitution
ARTICLE I. NAME. This Association shall be known as and called the Boston Terrier Club. ARTICLE II. OBJECT. The object of the Club shall be to promote and encourage the breeding and improvement of th... The Boston Terrier Club Order Of Business
1. Calling meeting to order. 2. Roll call. 3. Reading of minutes. 4. Reports of officers. 5. Reports of standing committees by seniority. 6. Reports of special committees. 7. Communications. ... The Boston Terrier Club The Revised Boston Terrier Standard
The present Boston terrier standard was adopted by the Boston Terrier Club on October 7, 1914, as a result of a revision recommended by a committee appointed by the Boston Terrier Club. It was felt, in view of the fact that the dog had become esta... The Boston Terrier Cluban Early Standard
The following standard adopted when the dog was known as the Round-Headed Bull and Terrier Dog, will be of interest here. Skull--Large, broad and flat. Stop--Well defined. Ears--Preferably cut, if left on should be small and thi... The Boston Terrier Clubits History Constitution By-laws And Official Standard
In 1890 a club was formed in Boston by a comparatively small body of men who were very much interested in the dog then known as the Round-Headed Bull and Terrier dog. These men were breeders and lovers of the dog, and their main object in coming t...