Bull Terrier Character | The breed is known as stubborn but friendly, clowns and jokers. Learn more about the character and understand the most fun breed.
Bull Terriers are not only family dogs. They are also very physical. That goes for them acting among each other and also for their interactions with humans. This funny youtube video, posted by Australians Against BSL, speaks volumes: I often hear people wondering: Why does my dog always follow me? I hear people complaining about tripping over their dogs in the kitchen
Dog owners frequently contact me with questions. An all-time hit are undesired behaviors in dogs of all ages. I have taken one of the recent request for advice as the basis of this essay, because the problem situation seems to apply to a lot of situations owners experience in one way or the other. Dog owners often find themselves confronted
This time I’ve taken this desperate cry for help from Ruby to write a few more articles about the “wild puppy days” of a Bull Terrier in order to help other owners who are experiencing exactly the same problems as well. “Hello, I am having a hard time trying to train my 4 month old bull terrier, Pluto is his name.
Does your Bull Terrier keep popping up like a “Jack in the box”? Are you green and blue with “bruises of joy” from your dog? All of those, who already owned a Bull Terrier in the past probably know about this issue. It is a pretty natural behavior of this breed. Many English Bull Terriers are very high-energy and active dogs
In my blog among others I try to also address problem behavior or general problems occurring when a dog, especially a Bull Terrier, newly comes into a household. Who does not know this complaint: “My dog destroys all her toys”. This is what I want to talk about today. I often hear of owners of Bull Terriers and other mid-sized dog breeds
This essay was inspired by many stories of owners feeling overwhelmed by their puppy’s behavior or exasperated in their attempts of correcting aggressive puppy behavior in their English Bull Terrier puppies and tired of their nipping/ biting and dominance issues. First of all, please note that young dogs DO nip, chase feet, even growl and guard – these are all absolutely normal behaviors
Today I have a question for you, guys: Have you noticed that your dog sucks on blankets or other soft objects and do you know why he/ she does that? I had planned on writing an essay about this after researching possible causes. The problem is, I could not manage to find conclusive information on the internet and not even after
Is there really such a thing as “dangerous dog breeds”? A recent discussion in this Bull Terrier forum I really like has reminded me of my own bad experience with prejudice and inspired me to write this article that has already been in my head for a log time. I come from Germany, where I also had unsettling experiences with people’s
If you have been asking yourself: Do Bull Terriers need a lot of exercise? In a word: YES! They definitely do! Bull Terriers are jokers, embracing life to the fullest. They are like raw diamonds. If you use the wrong polishing tactics you will only get a pile of carbon. If you use the right tactics and commit to LIVING WITH your Bully,
Bull Terrier Character – Kids in a dog suit Bull Terriers are often referred to as “kids in a dog suit”. If you have lived with one of them for a while you will probably approve this saying. These Dogs have a sweet and fun-loving disposition. They are energetic, agile and playful. English Bull Terriers are intelligent and eager to
