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.
A very typical behavior for puppies is using their mouth to explore the world around them. Parents of a baby or toddler probably know the situation: Everything needs to be secured. Besides electricity, risk comes especially from small objects that can be swallowed. Just as babies, puppies do explore the world around them mainly using their mouth. This is even
Many owners have dogs that love to play. That is especially true for Bull Terriers. But these rugged little power packs can be rough players and pretty destructive. Especially when they initiate their very special way of “letting it out” in the so-called “Bully run”. That’s when they start throwing their butts around, circling around you or the room, bouncing
As I have already explained in my essay “The aggressive puppy – do I have an aggressive dog?” in puppies nipping and chasing are all normal. No need to be alarmed or think that you’ve adopted the “devil” of the litter. They are all the same. And they all more or less go through the same issues. You’ve probably heard
Today I want to talk to you about puppy potty training, just because I am reading it so often: Owners becoming desperate with their puppy’s potty training. But really, it’s not rocket science, yet merely a matter of patience and good tactics. Promised. What you need to know There’s really no need to get mad at your pup when it “just
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
When a Bull Terrier hug and kisses are around the corner, you better be prepared. Check out my latest Bull Terrier cartoon! Also available as a free eCard here! Well, aren’t they some cute puppies?
An obedience trained and well socialized dog is usually not only easier to handle and more pleasant to live with than an untrained dog. Obedience training is also a great help for your dog to develop positive routines, get to know you better, understand his position within the family and act accordingly. Obedience training helps your dog to become more secure and
Bull Terriers are such jokers – watch Bull Terrier Mila looking to find a “profession” in this photo story
Which Bull Terrier does not love balls? Mila is, well how do I put this … a ball junkie!
