HEALTH INFORMATION

The life expectancy of the Bull Terrier is around 11-14 years, and there are a number of health problems that are associated with this breed, which include deafness, heart problems, renal cortical hypoplasia, luxating patella, lens luxation, thyroid problems, seizures, allergies, and skin conditions. Parents of the Bull Terrier puppy should have OFA certificates.

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TEMPERAMENT

Temperament of Bull Terrier is a determined and headstrong creature, with an outgoing personality. This is a breed that needs to be properly socialized early on, as they can otherwise have an aggressive nature. Instinctive fighters, the Bull Terrier is usually aggressive towards other dogs and can be a danger around smaller animals such as cats and rabbits, seeing them as prey. The Bull Terrier can be okay around children, but is not recommended with younger kids, and should definitely be socialized early on. Depending on the personality of the individual dog, strangers may be greeted with a huge welcome by the Bull Terrier, but others may not be quite as welcoming.

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GROOMING

The coat of the Bull Terrier is close fitting, flat, and short, and grooming requirements are not excessive. Occasional brushing of the coat will keep it in good condition, and you can keep the coat looking glossy and shiny with a rub down with a damp cloth.

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COAT AND COLOR

Bull Terrier's coat should be short, flat, harsh to the touch and with a fine gloss. The dog's skin should fit tightly.

The coat color of the Bull Terrier can be all white with no other color except on the head, or any color other than white with the ability to have white markings. Most likely colors are black, brindle, red, fawn, and tri-color.

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GENERAL APPEARANCE

Bull Terrier is sturdy and muscular dog, the Bull Terrier is not classed as the most attractive of dogs, but does have an appearance that would most likely put off any intruders or aggressors! Although not a large dog, the Bull Terrier can be quite intimidating simply because of his appearance. The weight of the Bull Terrier is around 30-80 pounds, and the height is around 15-22 inches. The coat is short, flat, and close fitting, and the coloring of the Bull Terrier can be pure white, white with black patches, black and tan, fawn, and brindle. His ears stand erect, and his eyes look quite tiny in relation to the length of his muzzle.

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START TO KNOW

Group: Terrier Weight: male: 55-65, female: 45-55 lbs Height: 21-22 inches

Bull Terriers are a cross between the Bulldog and the Old English Terrier - they also have a bit of Spanish Pointer in their bloodline. This breed of dogs first originated in 1830 to attack bull in this sport of combat. They were then soon replaced in 1850 with the White Cavalier. Since then they have been used for many different things. Bull Terriers have been used guard dogs, as ratters, as herders and as watchdogs. They do extremely well in all these activities.

The Bull Terrier is a very energetic breed - but they can also be very lazy and quiet at the same time. They are very muscular and well-built dogs. They have a sweet nature and can be very loving. This dog requires an experienced owner as they can become overriding without the right tuition and socialization. The Bull Terrier is a very gracious breed that is naturally submissive; however they do need extensive training and require a great deal of company.

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INTRODUCTION

Welcome to my Bull Terrier dog blog. Here you will learn about Bull Terrier health care, any tips and you can find good experiences from many people who love Bull Terrier.

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