Read More Life Span - 9 to 10 years

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About Bull Terrier

Bull Terrier dogs are playful, exuberant, assertive, comical and mischievous. They’re distinguished by their egg shaped head and long legs. They need strict training regime to expend their energy. They are sweet, affectionate and devoted breed. Show Less

Read More Visits to Groomer-Low

Drooling-No

Bath-Rare

Tolerance to heat - Basks in it

Tolerance to cold - Need warmth

Exercise Requirement - Lot

Grooming a Bull Terrier dog is quite easy. This dog breed is blessed with a short flat shiny coat. They can do well with weekly brushing and bathing as required. Show Less

Read More Under Coat - No

Colour - Fawn and White/Brindle and White/Red and White/White and Black Brindle/Tri-color/White

Coat Type - Short

Hair Length - Short

Hair Density - Sparse

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Read More Bull Terriers are generally healthy. Some of the common health issues they may experience are :< br>
Deafness

Hereditary Nephritis

Heart Disease

Skin Infections

Spinning

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Read More Temperament
Bull Terriers do not do well in households if they are left alone for longer period of time. They are little aggressive, excellent playmates with kids, loyal, courageous, fun loving, clownish, fearless and an obedient dog.

Training & Intelligence
Due to their high energy levels, Bull Terriers Bull Terrier is one of the intelligent and proud breeds. They require vigorous and regular exercise due to their high energy levels. First time owners of a Bull Terrier may need to seek a trainer to design a comprehensive training regime.

Breeding
Litter Size - 4 to 6 puppies (approximately)

Complication in Breeding - No

Procreation
Bull terrier is a healthy and sturdy breed. They become mature by the age of 18 months. If you are going to mate a Bull Terrier then make sure to verify the medical histories of his / her mating partner thoroughly. Show Less