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BULLTERRIER PUPPIES
With your support, we will do our best to ensure raise Bull Terriers and Miniature Bull Terriers. These dogs are very strong-willed and energetic.
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The main goal in our breeding program is to breed healthy, athletic Bull Terriers that are agreeable to discipline. Also we compete with our stock against the standards of the American Kennel Club to see if we as breeders are within the Bull Terrier Standard. We want to be able to say that we have done everything we can to produce a healthy dog. At 6 weeks of age our pups are tested for their hearing and hearts and get micro chipped. We test our breeding stock for kidney, heart and Luxtating Patellas. This set of test is done after the dog is 18 months old.
we wait usually two years before we breed our dogs we are able to assess whether this dog is going to further the Bull Terrier breed.
All show and breeding stock is sold with a guarantee and all dogs as of 2005 are sold with a micro chip ID. We want to be able to stand before our MAKER with a clear conscience for the way we have produced and taken care of our animals.
We take our responsibilities very seriously and strive to ensure the health, safety and well-being of all our pets. We focus on making the transition from our loving home to yours as easy as possible.
We strive to breed the best animals we can, educate their new owners and ensure these precious creatures get the love, care and attention they deserve. Contact us to find out more about our methods and philosophy.
How Bull Terriers get along with other animals all hinges on how they were socialized from early on and how well the owner trains them.
Because of this I take pleasure in making sure all of my terriers are trained with care so that they are social pets for my customers. I raise my terriers so that they are able to seamlessly adapt from my care to yours. Our adult dogs and puppies mean the world to us. We want all of our puppies to go to homes where they will be loved and treated as valued family members. We do our best to carefully screen potential owners to make sure they understand exactly what is required when it comes to taking care of these animals and are ready to welcome in a new family member! Please note, because they are such a rare and specialized breed, we offer our pets on a first come first serve basis. To find out more or to reserve a particular animal, please get in touch.
breed overview
The Bull Terrier is a cross between the Bulldog and the Old English Terrier with a bit of Spanish Pointer in his bloodline. This breed originated in 1830 to attack bull in this sport of combat. They were soon replaced in 1850 with the White Cavalier and have since been used for many different things. The Bull Terrier has been used as a guard dog, a ratter, a herder, and a watchdog and does extremely well in all.
bull terrier characteristics
Our rigorous breeding policies ensure the finest bloodlines and healthy, exuberant pups.
Character
The Bull Terrier is a lively breed but can also be lazy and quiet at times. A very muscular and well-built breed, this dog has a very sweet disposition and can be very affectionate. This dog requires an experienced handler as they can become dominant without the right training and socialization. The Bull Terrier is a very polite breed that is naturally obedient, however does need extensive training and requires a great deal of companionship.
Activity
The Bull Terrier is a very lively breed. A ball of fire, this dog requires quite a bit of exercise to stay healthy and active. At least a medium sized yard would work best as this breed has almost infinite energy. This breed requires long daily walks, twice a day is best, as they can become destructive if not given the proper stimulation and exercise requirements.
Temperament
Fiery, energetic, and loving, this breed can also be protective of his owner and his territory, giving off somewhat of a fearless presence. This breed makes a good watch and/or guard dog. The Bull Terrier is very hardy and sturdy and can tolerate quite a bit of child’s play, however should always be supervised, as Bull Terriers can be snippy if they are overly pestered. With proper socialization and training, this breed can do well with other dogs.
Coat
The coat of the Bull Terrier should always be short, flat and harsh, even being somewhat coarse to the touch. The hair should always be glossy and should be close lying. This breed should have tight skin, never wrinkly or saggy. Grooming this breed is fairly simple as the coat is very short. However, the Bull Terrier should be protected from the cold.
Training
Being somewhat willful and very independent, the Bull Terrier can be difficult to train. Obedience training should be started at an early age to avoid any issues in the future. Being that this breed is prone to dominance issues, firm and dominant handling is a must to prevent escalation into aggression. Bull Terriers are very eager to please although they can be very stubborn and difficult to train in any aspect.
Care
The Bull Terrier does not require much grooming, and an occasional brushing with a rubber brush should be sufficient. Hand plucking may be necessary for dead hairs, but is usually cared for with a brush or comb. This breed is an average shedder, shedding only around twice a year. Removing loose hair should be simple when using a special rubber glove designed for such a task. Ear cleaning is necessary to prevent any difficulties in the future.