Bull Terrier
Bull Terrier Facts
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Weight :
45-80 pounds (20-36 kg.)
Height :
20-24 inches (51-61 cm.)
Color :
white, with markings on head permissible; any color other than white, or any color with white markings; In Europe blue and liver highly undesirable.
Temperament :
Bull Terriers are very attached to their owners and families. This usually makes them very good natural guard dogs. They can be wonderful with children if handled with common sense, both by the adults and children. Bull Terriers will tolerate a large range of children?s behavior but they will not tolerate being teased and can be rough if constantly provoked. It can be aggressive with other dogs, although a male and female or two female bull terriers may get along fine in the same household. This breed does not do well if left alone for long periods of time, and it may become destructive if it does not get enough attention
Grooming :
The occasional combing or brushing with a firm bristle brush will suffice. This breed is considered to be an average shedder, normally shedding twice a year.
Exercise :
This energetic breed loves to be entertained, and daily physical and mental exercise is necessary. It should be allowed to run in safe areas only, and it should be kept on a leash at all times when out for a walk. Without enough exercise, the bull terrier may become lazy and overweight.
Life Expectancy :
Around 10-12 years
Litter Size :
Average 5 puppies
Origin :
England