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Name: Bull Terrier
Other names: English Bull Terrier, Bully, Gladiator
Country of origin: England
Size Type: Medium Breed Dogs
Group: Terrier breed
Life span: 10 – 14 years
Temperament: Active, Sweet tempered, Pungent, Protective, Teachable
Height: 45-55 cm
Weight: 22-38 kg
Color: White, Red and White, Tricolor, Fawn and White, Brindle and White, White and Black Brindle
Price of puppies: $1200 – $2000 USD
Hypoallergenic: No
The bull terrier has a height at the withers of 56 cm, weight from 18 to 22 kg. The breed was bred in Great Britain in the 17th century. In accordance with the size, a distinction is made between a standard and miniature bull terrier. Originally, the Bulldog was crossed with an English Terrier. Bred as a fighting dog. The torso of the dog is powerful, rounded. The chest is deep. From the top of the head to the tip of the nose, the head looks like a shallow bottom. Strong bite, small ears, narrow eyes, in the form of a triangle. They are black or brown in color. Bull Terrier is an understanding, intelligent, obedient, loyal, easy to get along with children, patient dog. All these qualities make her an excellent and loyal watchdog, ready to guard the family and its property.
Looking at the bull terrier from the front, it can be seen that the chest looks wide enough, with a great depth from the withers to the sternum, so that the latter is closer to the ground than the belly. The line from the chest to the abdomen is beautifully curved towards the top. Distinctly prominent ribs. The back is short, strong, the line of the back is straight behind the withers, arched or slightly arched in the lumbar region.
The Bull Terrier is quick-tempered and has an innate readiness for protection, never compromises, and often conflicts with other dogs. The dog treats children well. On the other hand, she is an understanding, intelligent, obedient, loyal, easy to get along with children, patient dog. All these qualities make her an excellent and loyal watchdog, ready to guard the family and its property.
