As for its most preventable health problem, protecting their large, protruding eyes is essential. Extended sun exposure, playing in dirt and/or dust, rooting in thorny plants, bushes, or stick piles, as well as rough play with other dogs, could all result in eye injury. Also vulnerable to skin allergies, extra care should be taken in areas with fleas, ticks, mites, mosquitoes, or other biting insects. As for the dog’s references,

Boston Terriers prefer an involved human family that offers daily companionship, exercise, and protection from extreme heat and cold. They cannot be left outdoors and, because of their lively, curious, and intelligent Boston Terrier behavior, should always be leashed or contained by a yard fence. They enjoy a variety of suitable toys and need a high-quality diet. With proper care and regular visits to a veterinarian the average Boston Terrier lives between eleven and thirteen years, though some have lived to the age of fifteen.