The Albino Boston Terrier -
Sometimes Called the White Boston Terrier

The Albino Boston Terrier is one which obviously lacks color. Some albinos are incorrectly labeled as Cream, Silver or White Boston Terriers.

Albino Bostons are not white with red eyes, but are cream colored in the areas that are usually pigmented in other color patterns. The nose, rims of the eyes and paw pads are pink. The eyes are usually a very pale blue, although some albino Bostons have had light green eyes.

Because of the cream coloring in the usually pigmented coat areas, some albinos may be incorrectly identified as cream & white Bostons. The easiest way to identify a true albino Boston is the lack of pigmentation (specifically on the nose).

Due to their light eyes, albinos will often have trouble seeing outdoors in sunny conditions.

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