Boston Huahua

The Boston Huahua is a hybrid or designer dog breed. It is not known when the first cross of the Boston Terrier and the Chihuahua began. Being such a recent mix the best way to assess the characteristics is to look at the history of the parent breed.
The Boston Terrier came about during the late 19th Century in Boston America. They were bred down from the fighting dog that they were originally, to the more mellow, smaller dog that they are today.
In 1889 the American Bull Terrier Club (as they were then known as) was founded, but it was renamed to the Boston Terrier Club. They were one of the first non-sporting breed in America. They became very popular in the 1930s and are still the official mascot of several institutions and schools.
The Boston Terrier is a lively, affectionate dog with a clever and even temperament. They can be stubborn at times and need patience and consistency in training. The Chihuahua has a clear history but there are a couple of theories about how it began. One is that they came from the Techichi which was a South or Central American dog. You can find carvings as old as the 19th Century that show dogs that look very similar to the Chihuahua. The second theory is that they came from Chinese dogs that were brought to Mexico by traders, who were then bred with native small dogs. Whichever is right, the Chihuahua can be found in the 1850s in Mexico in a state called Chihuahua hence his name. Americans visiting the state fell in love with the little dog and brought him back to America with him.
This little dog has grown very popular and is a bold confident dog, who can be suspicious and quite sensitive in nature. They often bond more closely with one person, and remain reserved with others. If not socialise properly, they can become timid and snappy.