The Boston Terrier became the state dog of Massachusetts in 1979, and continues to be a symbol of the Bay State. Boston University made the animal its mascot in 1922, and the breed has also made ...

Mock his name, make fun of his looks, but Sergeant Stubby, the mangy Boston terrier who fought alongside the Allies during WWI, was a true-blue American soldier.

When you say that he's a Boston terrier, people say, 'Well he sure doesn't look like a Boston Terrier,' but he did look like what was then a Boston terrier." STUBBY ON SCREEN "Sgt. Stubby: An ...

Since Stubby looks nothing like an actual bull terrier, it’s possible the paper was referring to the old name for the Boston terrier. If you look at Stubby, you can definitely see the ...

This Memorial Day, meet 4 furry soldiers whose heroics have earned them their place in US history. Sgt. Stubby The New Haven, Conn.-born Boston terrier was smuggled aboard a Paris-bound ship by Cpl… ...

Sergeant Stubby, a short brindle bull terrier mutt, was officially a decorated hero of World War I. ... If this Boston bull did so much and the boys didn’t do anything, ...

Stubby, a Boston bull terrier, is the most famous US military mascot from World War I. Stubby the dog Purple Heart Foundation ...

The sculpture, “Stubby Salutes,” was unveiled Saturday in Veterans Memorial Park in Middletown. Stubby was a Boston-terrier mix that traveled to Europe with a Connecticut unit during World War I.

Stubby was a Boston-terrier mix that traveled to Europe with a Connecticut unit during World War I. He became famous for warning soldiers of incoming gas attacks and locating wounded soldiers on ...

A plucky mutt displays courage under fire in Richard Lanni's fact-based animated feature. The makers of “Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero” could hardly have asked for better timing: Their ...