BULL TERRIER FIVE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

The bull terrier is the canine version of a stand-up comic. This breed is as entertaining as it is energetic. If you’re interested in making a bull terrier your next pet, here are five things that you should know.

5. At the start of the 19th century Bull and Terrier breeds were developed from a stock of the Old English bulldog and Old English Terriers. These dogs were the perfect combination of the terrier’s speed and dexterity and the Bulldog’s tenacity. Their initial work was vermin control and animal-based blood sports.

4. The first modern bull terrier, a bull terrier with the now-iconic egg-shaped head with no stop was Lord Gladiator, in 1917.

3. All Bull Terrier puppies should be checked for deafness. Like many all-white dogs, the all-white Bull Terrier suffers from pigment-related deafness. It occurs at a rate of about 20 percent in pure white Bull terriers. While only 1.3 percent of colored Bull Terriers suffer from deafness.

2. Due to the medical problems associated with the all-white bull terriers, Ted Lyon, and others began introducing color, for this they used stock from the Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Bull Terriers with colors were officially recognized by the AKC in 1936

True to the moniker Bull, the Bull Terrier is both independent and stubborn. However, it loves people and is amenable to discipline. Translation, it’s not going to be easy but it is doable to train a bull terrier, to be a good canine citizen. With proper training and socialization, their personality is described as courageous, full of spirit, with a fun-loving attitude, [7] a children-loving dog, and a perfect family member.

There you have five good things anyone considering owning a bull terrier should know.

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