Hall’s Max

Max was a direct descendant of Hooper’s Judge by Barnard’s Tom. According to Edward Axtell, in his 1909 book Max was a friendly dog who produced many progeny.

Max is described in Edward Axtell’s The Boston Terrier and All About It (originally published in 1910): “Max, a fairly good sized, beautiful dis-positioned dog that could almost talk, belonging to Dr. Hall, then a house doctor at the Eye and Ear Infirmary, Charles street. He was used, I am told, a great deal in the stud, and sired a great many more puppies than the doctor ever knew of.”