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| Breed Group : | Terrier |
| Weight : | male: 25-33 lbs ( 11.3-15 kg ) ; female : 25-33 lbs ( 11.3-15 kg ) |
Height :
| male: 10-14 inches ( 25 - 35 centimeters ); female: 10-14 inches ( 25 - 35 centimeters ) |
| Breed Overview Information : | The Miniature Bull Terrier was developed in order to create a breed that would have a higher level of agility. Thus, dog breeders decided to cross breed a Bulldog with an Old English Terrier with a hint of Spanish Pointer in its blood. By doing so, they were able to create the Miniature Bull Terrier Breed that could combat bulls better since it was a very popular sport during that time. It is similar to a regular Bull Terrier. The only difference is its more compact size. Miniature Bull Terriers have been used over the past years as guard dogs, watch dogs and herders. |
| Breed Character Information : | The Miniature Bull Terrier has a complex and difficult personality. It makes a fine pet when trained and socialized as a puppy. However, when the owner fails to train it in the proper way, it is likely to become dominant and aggressive. Miniature Bull Terriers are very protective and will do whatever is necessary to protect its owner. It is very loyal and develops a strong attachment to its owner. It can be quite aggressive towards other dog breeds that it wasn’t raised with as a puppy. They are quite difficult to teach so this breed is not recommended for first time dog owners. |
| Breed Coat Information : | Miniature Bull Terriers have a short and glossy coat that usually comes in white, black, red or a mixture of the three. Its coat is closely attached to its skin. An occasional brushing to remove loose hair will suffice. Unlike other dog breeds, the Miniature Bull Terrier is an average shedder. |
| Breed Temperament Information : | Infants or toddlers should never be left alone with a Miniature Bull Terrier since it can be quite aggressive at times. It does not react well to teasing and other forms of banter. It can be quite combative with other animals that it hasn’t met as a puppy. When left alone for a long period of time, it tends to become disruptive so they must be given ample attention and companionship. When not handled firmly, they tend to become dominant and will mostly show aggression toward its owner. |
| Breed Ownership Information : | Before you buy a Miniature Bull Terrier from a respected breeder or adopt one from the local shelter, make sure to read on Miniature Bull Terrier dog breed information’s. Doing so will make you aware of the needs of this dog breed and will help you determine if the Miniature Bull Terrier is really the perfect dog companion for you. |
| Breed Activity Information : | Miniature Bull Terriers enjoy long walks and occasional runs without a leash in a fenced area. To prevent it from becoming destructive, it should always be given daily exercises and activities. |
| Breed Care Information : | This breed is generally healthy. However, they are vulnerable to deafness and obsessive compulsive behaviors. Others on the other hand, have excessive testosterone. To prevent these complications from developing, make sure that your Miniature Bull Terrier is regularly checked by a veterinarian and given shots and medications. |
| Breed Training Information : | A first time dog owner will have a hard time training this breed. In order to train it, the owner must be firm and must state his dominance. Otherwise, it will become aggressive and disruptive. |
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