M&M was millennium puppy. On December 31, 1999 sometime around midnight he came into this world just waiting for somebody to love him.  I had seen in the paper the ad for puppies for sale, and wanted to purchase a Boston terrier for my son. 
     I placed the call for information about them about noon that day.  When I called he had four females and I think two males.  I told the man I wanted a female so we went to see them that evening.  By the time we got there we had one of each to choose from.  He was just too cute at three days old, and we chose him.  
     He was colored like a Boston usually is with the white chest, and four white paws.  M&M had a perfect tail though.  Some Bostons have tails that look as though they have been in an accident. His even tucked under a little. He was a cutie.  
       We would go and visit every other Saturday so that when it was time to bring him home he would know all of us especially my son. He would run to the cage door when we would go and see him.  
     My son had a little gold bone made for his cute red collar that had M&M engraved on it.  He picked his name out the first day that we went so he would always know his name.  We went to pick him up and he ran for the cage door when he heard Kraigh call him.  When we got home our son put his red collar on with the little gold bone dangling from it. He was so little he looked like he could hardly hold his head up from that bone hanging from his collar. He was the cutest puppy.
     He was a spoiled little boy.  He always listened except when he was about two months old.  He would wait and go in his crate at about 1:30A.M.  I would have to get up and clean him and his crate with baby wipes. Do you know how many wipes it takes to get white paws and pink toes clean.  Alot of them! That happened every night until finally my son convinced me to let M&M sleep with him.  That was what he wanted, and he never made a mess in his crate again. 
     He grew up looking like a calendar dog.  He was much prettier than most Bostons you see on television.  He would sit so good for a bone and he would speak for one too, but we didn't give him as many as he wanted, because he could never get enough bones. Whenever my husband would eat he would plant himself on one side and sit and watch him take every bite. Apparently he could taste with his eyes, because his mouth would water just watching my husband. I wanted to buy him a cheeseburger before we went to the vet, but he couldn't breathe well enough.
      We had an understanding that he was a man's dog when the guys were here.  He always had to lick them and let them kiss him, but always tried to get away when I would try it. When the guys were not here he would try to untie my shoes in the afternoon when I was sitting in my chair, just to bug me.
     I have had 14 dogs since I was three years old and most have lived thirteen years, unless killed by cars or freak accidents.  I can hardly believe that we have lost two dogs in two weeks and four days time.  Mackie was only going to be six years old.  Today would have been her birthday, and M&M was only eight and a half years old.  
     We pulled up in front of the vets office. I kissed him on the head and said, " I love you baby boy".  I picked him up and put him down.  He wagged his tail at everyone he saw there.  
     They know now that they need to put us in a room by ourselves right away, because I don't think I'm too good for their business the way I go in there.  Someone will say Hi to the dog and I start to cry.  They even have to put a box of kleenex in the room when I show up.  
     She came in the room and I signed the papers and paid the bill.  She said come on M&M and he wagged his tail and never looked back.  He couldn't wait to go with her. I said, "Bye Sweetie" and left. I hated to leave him, but at least it would take his mind off of not being able to breathe so well. 
     You couldn't ask for a better dog. So this a tribute to one of the best dogs I'v ever had! Bye Choppies give your sister a kiss for me. I Love You!!