The Bull Terrier Dog

The Bull Terrier dog originates from Great Britain where its ancestors were used for dog fighting. The modern Bull Terrier may appear to be a vicious fighting dog, but in fact is a friendly and devoted companion. It has a lot of energy that must be channeled into appropriate activities such as a daily run or a vigorous activity such as a game of frisbee.

The Bull Terrier Dog at a glance:

Origin	Great Britain - 1800's
Original Use	Dog Fighting
Use Today	Companion
Temperament	It is an even-tempered, sensitive dog. It is affectionate and devoted to its family. It is also quite playful and often described as comical and even mischievous. It may have a stubborn side to it.
Acceptance of:	Other Dogs - Not very accepting
	Other Pets - Average
	Strangers - Average
	Children - Good
Watchdog Ability	Excellent
Guard dog Ability	Very Good
Ease of Training	Below Average
Living Conditions	Not suitable for outdoor living, it needs to be around its family and be the object of their affection. Suitable for city living provided its exercise needs are met.
Exercise	Does best with plentiful physical and mental exercise on a daily basis.
Coat	The coat is short, flat, and glossy.
Grooming	Minimal
Colors	There are two color schemes: 1) White or white with markings on the head. 2) Other colors including black brindle; may have white markings.
Height and Weight	Weight range is 50 to 65 pounds (22.7 to 30 kg) while height range is 21 to 22 inches (53.3 to 55.9 cm). Variations may occur in individual animals.
Life Expectancy	11 to 14 years.
Group	The AKC places the Bull Terrier in the Terrier group.

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