Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs

Fast Facts & Guide to Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs

Have a glance at our Fact File and Guide to Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs. Discover some fast facts to gain a really fast overview of the Bull Terrier.

Bull Terrier Guide and Fact File

Height: 20 - 24 inches

Weight: 20 - 36 kg

Size of Dog: Medium

Breed Type and Dog Group: Terrier Group

Country of Origin of the Breed: England, Great Britain

Exercise Needs: Moderate daily exercise

Coat Type: Short and coarse

Shedding hairs: The bull terrier sheds an average amount two times per year

Grooming needs: Low - weekly to fortnightly

Training a Bull Terrier (Trainability): Moderate to difficult

Other Names of Bull Terrier: Standard, Miniature, Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Bull Terrier Lifespan - This dog lives for approximately 10 - 14 years

Number of puppies per litter: Approximately five however up to twelve is not unusual

Temperament / Behaviour: Fun-loving, protective and bold

We hope that the fast facts and information provided in our Bull Terrier puppy and dog fact file and guide will prove a useful overview of this particular breed. Please click one of the links at the top of the page for detailed articles relating to training, pet care, grooming, personality, exercise needs, male and female Bull Terrier dog names, illness and health problems.

Summary of Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs

Bull Terrier puppies and dogs are very popular family pets. They show no end of loyalty and devotion to their owners, and are in fact, very protective over them. This is why it is important to provide this breed with suitable training from an early age in order for them to become capable of socializing and behaving well. Puppies and dogs from this breed are very playful; they will require a lot of time for playing and using up their energy. This breed shouldn't be left on their own for too long as they enjoy the company of their owners. Bull Terriers are generally very good with children, however, as previously mentioned, they are very playful so they should be supervised, especially around young children. This is a sweet natured breed of dog that has a loving and affection personality and temperament.

Choosing Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs as Pets

Bull Terrier puppies grow into medium sized adult dogs and the above summary will help you to determine whether they are suitable as a family pet. If you are considering whether to buy a Bull Terrier puppy, adoption is also an option for this particular type of dog, or even selecting one from a rescue centre, or reputable dog breeder. There are a few health conditions that this breed appears to be more susceptible to, you can gain further knowledge on this topic by referring to the link above. It is very important not to overfeed this puppy/dog as they will suffer if they become obese. The grooming requirements for this breed are low as they have short coats that shed averagely twice per year. They hardly ever require bathing so their grooming needs really are low. They enjoy daily, regular exercise so this must form part of their daily routine. This is a fearless and courageous animal that is very eager to please its owners.

Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs