Miniature Bull Terrier breed information, price, description, personality, common diseases and care.

Sunil Saleem June 10, 2021

Miniature Bull Terrier history bull terrier, literally since its appearance, earned the glory of a fighting dog, which was used in clandestine, illegal battles. Accordingly, the reputation of the bull terrier as a pet was spoiled. However, the breed had fans among well-to-do, decent people who had nothing to do with dog fights. Similar enthusiasts of the breed began to cross the bull terrier with a white English terrier and Dalmatian in the late 19th century. Subsequently, it gave new birth to the bull terrier, as the resulting result of such interbreeding miniature version came to the taste of many intelligent people, and owning such a dog was even considered a sign of good taste. In the future, breeders crossed the resulting individuals with Staffordshire Bull Terrier which gave more variations of color. In the early stages, in the late 19th century - early 20th century, miniature bull terriers and classical differentiation by weight, however, in 1970 there were clear standards of growth (no more than 35 cm) matching weight to the height of dogs. In Great Britain, the mini bull terrier was recognized as a separate breed in 1939, but in America - only in 1991. Characteristics of the breed popularity 01/10 training 03/10 size 03/10 mind 07/10 protection 10/10 Relationships with children 07/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country England lifetime 11-14 years old height Males: 26-36 cm Bitches: 26-36 cm weight Males: 9-16 kg Suki: 9-16 kg Longwool Short Color white, yellowish-brown, black with red underwood, three-color price 500 - 900 $ description The breed bull terrier miniature - it's a small dog, with a strong, muscular physique, and short limbs. The muzzle is elongated, and the ears are standing. The tail is medium length, and the hair is short. personality The miniature bull terrier has a very lively, energetic character, and likes to spend a lot of time with his family. It can be said that the breed in principle treats people well, even strangers show friendliness and openness. Although, of course, with strangers, he is warier than with relatives. It is believed that these are stubborn and wayward dogs, which are difficult to train. Especially if the owner does not know how to find the right approach and tries to reduce everything to monotonous sessions. In fact, you just need to turn the training process into a game, then the default dog will not be stubborn, as it will be interesting what is happening. Otherwise, you will face a daily battle with the will of the animal. Miniature bull terrier loves walking and active games, but with other dogs during walks can start problems. First, he is not aware of its miniature size, and secondly, his bellicose disposition in many ways copies the temper of larger fellows - classic bull terriers. Therefore, the owner should be on the lookout, as a conflict situation can be created in an even place completely unexpectedly. With the right upbringing, it is a wonderful friend for the whole family, a great companion, and very unpretentious in regards to the care of the dog, which can be easily kept even in a small city apartment. But remember - it's a little mischievous and fidget. Due to the almost complete absence of wool in some places, for example, in the ear area and around the nose, sunscreen is required to protect the skin from various diseases. It can be used as a watchdog (more precisely, as an alarm dog), but it is not allowed to live on the street. Common diseases Miniature bull terrier has quite a lot of health problems, including hereditary ones, including: deafness - occurs in both colored and white individuals, can be both one-sided and bilateral; deadly acrodermatitis; dislocated kneecaps; polycystic kidney disease; displacement of the primary lens (eye disease); Aortic valve stenosis; mitral valve dysplasia; programmatic dermatitis; Allergic reactions; Urticaria;

Miniature Bull Terrier

history

bull terrier, literally since its appearance, earned the glory of a fighting dog, which was used in clandestine, illegal battles. Accordingly, the reputation of the bull terrier as a pet was spoiled.

However, the breed had fans among well-to-do, decent people who had nothing to do with dog fights. Similar enthusiasts of the breed began to cross the bull terrier with a white English terrier and Dalmatian in the late 19th century. Subsequently, it gave new birth to the bull terrier, as the resulting result of such interbreeding miniature version came to the taste of many intelligent people, and owning such a dog was even considered a sign of good taste.

In the future, breeders crossed the resulting individuals with Staffordshire Bull Terrier which gave more variations of color. In the early stages, in the late 19th century - early 20th century, miniature bull terriers and classical differentiation by weight, however, in 1970 there were clear standards of growth (no more than 35 cm) matching weight to the height of dogs.

In Great Britain, the mini bull terrier was recognized as a separate breed in 1939, but in America - only in 1991.

Characteristics of the breed

popularity                                                           01/10

training                                                                03/10

size                                                                        03/10

mind                                                                     07/10

protection                                                          10/10

Relationships with children                         07/10

Dexterity                                                             08/10

 

Breed information

country

England

lifetime

11-14 years old

height

Males: 26-36
cm Bitches: 26-36 cm

weight

Males: 9-16
kg Suki: 9-16 kg

Longwool

Short

Color

white, yellowish-brown, black with red underwood, three-color

price

500 - 900 $

description

The breed bull terrier miniature - it's a small dog, with a strong, muscular physique, and short limbs. The muzzle is elongated, and the ears are standing. The tail is medium length, and the hair is short.

 

personality

The miniature bull terrier has a very lively, energetic character, and likes to spend a lot of time with his family. It can be said that the breed in principle treats people well, even strangers show friendliness and openness. Although, of course, with strangers, he is warier than with relatives.

It is believed that these are stubborn and wayward dogs, which are difficult to train. Especially if the owner does not know how to find the right approach and tries to reduce everything to monotonous sessions. In fact, you just need to turn the training process into a game, then the default dog will not be stubborn, as it will be interesting what is happening. Otherwise, you will face a daily battle with the will of the animal.

Miniature bull terrier loves walking and active games, but with other dogs during walks can start problems. First, he is not aware of its miniature size, and secondly, his bellicose disposition in many ways copies the temper of larger fellows - classic bull terriers. Therefore, the owner should be on the lookout, as a conflict situation can be created in an even place completely unexpectedly.

With the right upbringing, it is a wonderful friend for the whole family, a great companion, and very unpretentious in regards to the care of the dog, which can be easily kept even in a small city apartment. But remember - it's a little mischievous and fidget.

Due to the almost complete absence of wool in some places, for example, in the ear area and around the nose, sunscreen is required to protect the skin from various diseases. It can be used as a watchdog (more precisely, as an alarm dog), but it is not allowed to live on the street.

 

Common diseases

Miniature bull terrier has quite a lot of health problems, including hereditary ones, including:

  • deafness - occurs in both colored and white individuals, can be both one-sided and bilateral;
  • deadly acrodermatitis;
  • dislocated kneecaps;
  • polycystic kidney disease;
  • displacement of the primary lens (eye disease);
  • Aortic valve stenosis;
  • mitral valve dysplasia;
  • programmatic dermatitis;
  • Allergic reactions;
  • Urticaria;


Miniature Bull Terrier history bull terrier, literally since its appearance, earned the glory of a fighting dog, which was used in clandestine, illegal battles. Accordingly, the reputation of the bull terrier as a pet was spoiled. However, the breed had fans among well-to-do, decent people who had nothing to do with dog fights. Similar enthusiasts of the breed began to cross the bull terrier with a white English terrier and Dalmatian in the late 19th century. Subsequently, it gave new birth to the bull terrier, as the resulting result of such interbreeding miniature version came to the taste of many intelligent people, and owning such a dog was even considered a sign of good taste. In the future, breeders crossed the resulting individuals with Staffordshire Bull Terrier which gave more variations of color. In the early stages, in the late 19th century - early 20th century, miniature bull terriers and classical differentiation by weight, however, in 1970 there were clear standards of growth (no more than 35 cm) matching weight to the height of dogs. In Great Britain, the mini bull terrier was recognized as a separate breed in 1939, but in America - only in 1991. Characteristics of the breed popularity 01/10 training 03/10 size 03/10 mind 07/10 protection 10/10 Relationships with children 07/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country England lifetime 11-14 years old height Males: 26-36 cm Bitches: 26-36 cm weight Males: 9-16 kg Suki: 9-16 kg Longwool Short Color white, yellowish-brown, black with red underwood, three-color price 500 - 900 $ description The breed bull terrier miniature - it's a small dog, with a strong, muscular physique, and short limbs. The muzzle is elongated, and the ears are standing. The tail is medium length, and the hair is short. personality The miniature bull terrier has a very lively, energetic character, and likes to spend a lot of time with his family. It can be said that the breed in principle treats people well, even strangers show friendliness and openness. Although, of course, with strangers, he is warier than with relatives. It is believed that these are stubborn and wayward dogs, which are difficult to train. Especially if the owner does not know how to find the right approach and tries to reduce everything to monotonous sessions. In fact, you just need to turn the training process into a game, then the default dog will not be stubborn, as it will be interesting what is happening. Otherwise, you will face a daily battle with the will of the animal. Miniature bull terrier loves walking and active games, but with other dogs during walks can start problems. First, he is not aware of its miniature size, and secondly, his bellicose disposition in many ways copies the temper of larger fellows - classic bull terriers. Therefore, the owner should be on the lookout, as a conflict situation can be created in an even place completely unexpectedly. With the right upbringing, it is a wonderful friend for the whole family, a great companion, and very unpretentious in regards to the care of the dog, which can be easily kept even in a small city apartment. But remember - it's a little mischievous and fidget. Due to the almost complete absence of wool in some places, for example, in the ear area and around the nose, sunscreen is required to protect the skin from various diseases. It can be used as a watchdog (more precisely, as an alarm dog), but it is not allowed to live on the street. Common diseases Miniature bull terrier has quite a lot of health problems, including hereditary ones, including: deafness - occurs in both colored and white individuals, can be both one-sided and bilateral; deadly acrodermatitis; dislocated kneecaps; polycystic kidney disease; displacement of the primary lens (eye disease); Aortic valve stenosis; mitral valve dysplasia; programmatic dermatitis; Allergic reactions; Urticaria;

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