my bull terrier just got in a fight with an american bulldog. He lived with a female dog, no problem. He's a very sweet dog, with other dog too, but when he's provoked he attacks. I got him from my brother, he moved in with his girl, she has a male dog too. Known him from pup. Cool pet in house, but really not advised to let him live with other unneutered dominant males.
True cant judge a breed by one dog, but I think you (uploader) should be carefull by not doing the same.
I love the Bull Terrier 'Pilates' stretch they do! My EBT x Staff does it all the time.Theyre a great breed,but not for people who have no patience.They are so stubborn! Theyre also so loyal.They always seem to have sense of humour too!
I agree that it's not a very good idea to have a bull terrier around little dogs. It only takes a second for something bad to happen. Once they latch on, it's near impossible to break their hold. Tore my female bulldog's eye socket yesterday for no good reason. Scary.
I recently added a male purebred Bull Terrier to my little pack of an English Bulldog (female) and a White German Sheppard. He was a great little dog until a week ago when he started viciously attacking my female bulldog! IT's horrifying and I have tried pretty much everything. I am so shocked because I always believed it was how they were raised. Not true! Never had a problem like this before. I have to keep him leashed at all times. Hopefully neutering will help!!! Very scary.
that bull terrier is soooooo beautiful/. love the colour and pinkish face. i wanted to get one but my mum doesnt like animals at home. i'm an animal lover so i really wish to get a dog which my fav bull terrier. :D
Some bull terriers have a tremendous aggressive streak.
i have owned two BTs, one was not aggressive, the other one was, despite intensive socialization and training, incl expensive behaviorist at UCD. I think it's genetic; suspect my second BT was offspring of dogs bred for fighting.
He can't be taken to the dog park anymore, and i have to be super careful taking him out in public. Sorry to report this, as i love bullies as much as anyone, but it's the truth.
@Elvisdogg My EBT X STAFF hates other dogs...Fine with bitches.Hes been well socialised & trained etc.Hes nutured but when he was about 16mnths old, he was attacked by a male Staffie.Ever since then he cant be near to another male.He will just latch on & thats it.Hes great with people, exept drunks(I was Attacked by two drunken fools,which they regretted, as he gave them both a nip!).Its not always the owners fault & its important to be honest to yourself about your dogs behaviour.Lots arent!
I had 4 bull terriers at one time, they were all so calm except little play fights from too much testosterone! but they are the ditziest and happiest dogs I know of... if a a dog is a dangerous dog it probably has a dangerous owner!
Yes I have two English bull terriers (mine) and three Chinese cresteds owned by my partner. Walking my pack down the street really turns some heads believe me. In over 30 years of owning this breed (and many others) I am attracted to these dogs more than any other because:
They are incredibly loyal
They are generally clowns and have very distinct personalities
Very predictable
Active but also lazy
If you do have a dog aggressive one (not common now) you will know from a very early stage.
Is your bull terrier aggressive with dogs she's not used to though? I'm just asking because I've been around many dog/animal-aggressive dogs (not bull terriers) that were friendly with dogs they knew but were aggressive with unfamiliar dogs.
What are the genders? Having a Bull Terrier with another dog is possible if they are raised together but if the Bull is a male it might go wrong. Personally think having a single Bull without other dogs might be the best (as they always claim the attention of everyone anyways ;) ). But its possible, used to have a male Bull and a female Jack Russel.
She is a very beautiful dog:) One of the prettiest I have ever seen, in fact. I would never have on as a pet, though. I've had a pretty bad fear of bull terriers (especially white ones) since I was really little.
@Adam19822000 I've owned several Bull Terriers, both male and female, and they are the most wonderful dogs. They are humorous, affectionate, and gentle. To own a Bully is the experience of a lifetime. When they die, they leave behind their love and sense of humor with you as gifts.
damn, Dogs arent born aggressive owner make them like that.
Look at that dog
They are great together. I got a bull terrier to. In the park there was a puppy that was 8 weeks and she layed down so the puppy could sniff her. The puppy was all over her and putting his claws into her eyes and she didn't even move My bullterrier is 10 months old and really fun sweet and soft to other dogs.
So stop saying those dogs are dangerous. They are just as dangerous as a goldenretriever or a fucking shitzu.
Bull Terrier were bred in the 1800's to fight, they were also used in RAT killing pits and were the best at it so its in there blood to fight and get over rough
Yes they were initially bred for fighting they have been used in pits for killing vermin which is where lots of uneducated people get mixed up with the breed of a bull terrier and a pit bull, 2 totally different dogs.
In more recent upto date studies of the breed it has been shown that they are loving and faithful to their families and are now instead of having the nickname of "pit bull" from over 100 years ago are actually known as the "nanny" dog due to their temperaments
nur ICH bin der Meinung dass so ein Designer-teppich-ferrari optisch nicht zu einem bullterrier passt.
Außerdem können die scheinbart nicht vernünftig zusammen spielen, deswegen ist der Bulli ja auch ans Geländer gebunden, was, wie ich finde, nicht den Zweck der Absicht des Videoerstellers erfüllt
Also ich finde es ziemlich traurig, dass du dich mit diesen Bezeichnungen über diese Rasse lustig machst. Geschmäcker sind verschieden und das sollte man einfach so hinnehmen.
Und ob die Chinese Crested Dogs nun optisch zu Bullterriern passen ist doch völlig wurscht. Es geht um das Verhalten der Hunde miteinander. Warum der Bullterrier in dem Video angeleint ist, hat die Erstellerin des Videos ja nun schon erklärt und ich finde diese Erklärung durchaus plausibel....
Ich habe selbst eine gute Freundin in Norwegen, die Staffordshire Bullterrier und Chinese Crested Dogs züchtet. Diese beiden Rassen sind ebenso verschieden aber die erwachsenen Chinese Crested Dogs spielen und toben ganz wunderbar mit den erwachsenen Staffs und da gibt es überhaupt keine Probleme.
Das Kleinhunde-Welpen nicht gut mit erwachsenen Bullterriern spielen können liegt wohl auf der Hand. Wie schnell ist da mal ein Knochen gebrochen? Und das will wohl niemand.
Bulli's sind nunmal ungewollt grob(-motorisch) aufgrund ihrer Anatomie und ihres Gewichtes, wie oft steigt er den kleinen mal irgendwohin und diese fangen sofort an zu quitschen. Ich hätte nicht den Nerv bei jedem Quitschen nachzu sehen ob der Hund verletzt ist oder nur profilaktisch aufgeschrienen hat
Dem stimme ich ja zu. Aber wie ich schon schrieb, geht es auch anders. Wenn Kleinhunderassen gemeinsam mit größeren Hunden aufwachsen, dann übernehmen auch die Kleinen etwas von der etwas groben Spielweise der größeren Hunde und umgekehrt. Ich habe selbst eine große Hündin (Perro sin pelo del Peru) zwischen meinen Kleinen und es ist noch nie zu Verletzungen beim Spiel gekommen. Auch Hunde sind Gewohnheitstiere und lernen miteinander im richtigen Maße umzugehen.
Ich liebe Bullterrier sehr, obwohl ich selbst aufgrund der geltenden Kampfhundeverordnungen keinen halten möchte. Würde diese Verordnung allerdings nicht existieren, würde ich mir vollkommen selbstverständlich einen Bullterrier zwischen meinen Cresties halten.
Wie gesagt, ich weiß dass es funktionieren kann, ohne dass sich die Kleinen ständig irgendwas brechen. Erwachsene Chinese Crested Dogs sind erstaunlich robust und hart im Nehmen, auch wenn sie vielleicht nicht so aussehen.
thank you bull terriers are not vicious as long as you raise it well and what the hell is it with everyone IT LOOKS NOTHING LIKE A DAMN PIT BULL!!!!!!!!!!
so in a comment so Ares14, you say you teach your dogs with discipline. could you elaborate? im thinking of getting a bull terrier, and i wans a happy lovable one.
Beautiful dogs! People are so ignorant sometimes. I wonder when humans will actually start taking responsibility for their actions. I have a small dog, he is an a-hole and I know it is my fault.
We have had English Bull Terriers in our family for 60 years and they all have been fantastic pets especially to children and they 'ALL' have had the typical heavy head nosing. They simply do not know their own strength. When they sniff and are being inquisitive they knock things over etc etc. It's not being aggressive it's the way they find out about things. Lovely lovely dogs and simply cannot appreciate them until you've owned one.
@jukkanotukka We have two bull terriers and they play with each other quite lively so when our cresteds were little we used to keep the bull terriers on a leash once in a while to prevent them from romping too much in the middle of the pups.
@jukkanotukka i dont think that bull terriers are aggressive i just think there ugly and staffys are wheyyy cuter than them i diddnt lookn at this vid on purposei clicked on the wrong one so ..... i have a staff and he is lovely x
Great dog, I have a Bull mix she doesnt have much egg shape to her head but enough. I got minie from the pound so she didnt get raised with other dogs. She is stubborn as hell but very loving. I actualy keep her from my rescued chihuahua because he is racist and only likes chihuahua's. He starts shit and i dont want her to finish it per say lol. Check mine out her name is CICI with two black eyes. She was in the pound for 2 yrs before i got her, they were going to kill her so i got her.
@ivorzarescu Usually the ears rise at about 4-6 months of age, but it can take longer. (with our younger bull terrier Eben it took about 8 months) Just be patient and don't worry, they will rise on their own : ) You can help it by taking care that your dog gets enough calcium.
dude bro this is a horrible example, our bully was raised with out pug from birth. but still very rare but sometimes he has full blown attacked our pug and we have had to pull him off. there bullterriers its just how they are. they love eachother most of the time but you dont want to leave a bully around a small dog at all times. thats just carelessness.
@Ares14 You can't judge the whole breed just because of one dog. Every breed has aggressive individuals. And the way you raise a dog really affects the way he behaves. Both of our bull terriers have been handled with lots of love and caring but also discipline, and we never punish them by slapping or behave aggressively towards them. As a result, both of them are also very gentle towards our little cresteds and Lumi is so attached to them that she doesn't even want to go anywhere without them.
Also, don't you say that I'm careless or irresponsible - I know my own dogs, and I would never let anything dangerous near my beloved cresties. When Lumi was introduced to them, we were first very careful but soon noticed that there's nothing to worry about. She's kind of a nanny to them by now.
@Hourelapsi It's funny he's mentioned a pug ,,,, I don't know if it's a coincidence but the only dog my bully has gone for was also a pug ,,, they probably just don't like them
bull terriers are the best most loyal and have the best character of any dog in the world!!! have owned them all my life. but if not soicalized heaps with other dogs from a very young age they can have problems with other dogs especially males!
Awe, your Bullie is just so lovely, and your little Chinese Crested baby as well! Haha, that's funny... Someone thought he was a terrier? xD Amusing. =P Bull Terriers and Chinese Cresteds are my very favorite dog breeds ever since I was a tiny child. Love your babies! I can't wait to adopt a Miniature Bullie of my own some day! ^w^ Wish us luck. =D <3
this shows responsible ownership. the bull terrier does have bad tendancies twards smaller dogs. but this proves the breeds flexability with a good parent
my bull terrier just got in a fight with an american bulldog. He lived with a female dog, no problem. He's a very sweet dog, with other dog too, but when he's provoked he attacks. I got him from my brother, he moved in with his girl, she has a male dog too. Known him from pup. Cool pet in house, but really not advised to let him live with other unneutered dominant males.
True cant judge a breed by one dog, but I think you (uploader) should be carefull by not doing the same.
StrangeDeimos 1 day ago
OMG! Two of the dogs on my "to get"-list :D
AnjaNorja 6 days ago
Adorable dogs :)
The little chinese crested at the end of the video looks like a miniature lion :D
vikachu777 1 week ago
fina ^^
KidMega96 1 week ago
I love the Bull Terrier 'Pilates' stretch they do! My EBT x Staff does it all the time.Theyre a great breed,but not for people who have no patience.They are so stubborn! Theyre also so loyal.They always seem to have sense of humour too!
stevobath 2 weeks ago
That English Bull Terrier dog is down, I'm glad I got one, It looks like the one from the Toy Story Movie and Next Friday movie, CHI-CO!
818neoelijah 3 weeks ago
I agree that it's not a very good idea to have a bull terrier around little dogs. It only takes a second for something bad to happen. Once they latch on, it's near impossible to break their hold. Tore my female bulldog's eye socket yesterday for no good reason. Scary.
12wwarren 1 month ago
I recently added a male purebred Bull Terrier to my little pack of an English Bulldog (female) and a White German Sheppard. He was a great little dog until a week ago when he started viciously attacking my female bulldog! IT's horrifying and I have tried pretty much everything. I am so shocked because I always believed it was how they were raised. Not true! Never had a problem like this before. I have to keep him leashed at all times. Hopefully neutering will help!!! Very scary.
12wwarren 1 month ago
English Bull Terriers are Clowns ! All they want to do is play. They aew sweet dogs.
BRANCATO111 2 months ago
What's the name of the song ?
petergo84 2 months ago
that bull terrier is soooooo beautiful/. love the colour and pinkish face. i wanted to get one but my mum doesnt like animals at home. i'm an animal lover so i really wish to get a dog which my fav bull terrier. :D
mangomonster26 3 months ago
Some bull terriers have a tremendous aggressive streak.
i have owned two BTs, one was not aggressive, the other one was, despite intensive socialization and training, incl expensive behaviorist at UCD. I think it's genetic; suspect my second BT was offspring of dogs bred for fighting.
He can't be taken to the dog park anymore, and i have to be super careful taking him out in public. Sorry to report this, as i love bullies as much as anyone, but it's the truth.
Elvisdogg 3 months ago
@Elvisdogg My EBT X STAFF hates other dogs...Fine with bitches.Hes been well socialised & trained etc.Hes nutured but when he was about 16mnths old, he was attacked by a male Staffie.Ever since then he cant be near to another male.He will just latch on & thats it.Hes great with people, exept drunks(I was Attacked by two drunken fools,which they regretted, as he gave them both a nip!).Its not always the owners fault & its important to be honest to yourself about your dogs behaviour.Lots arent!
stevobath 2 weeks ago
All terriers play rough though, ppl just need to grow up.
HedgieDiva 3 months ago
I had 4 bull terriers at one time, they were all so calm except little play fights from too much testosterone! but they are the ditziest and happiest dogs I know of... if a a dog is a dangerous dog it probably has a dangerous owner!
ChloeMonoxide 3 months ago
Yes I have two English bull terriers (mine) and three Chinese cresteds owned by my partner. Walking my pack down the street really turns some heads believe me. In over 30 years of owning this breed (and many others) I am attracted to these dogs more than any other because:
They are incredibly loyal
They are generally clowns and have very distinct personalities
Very predictable
Active but also lazy
If you do have a dog aggressive one (not common now) you will know from a very early stage.
general38 3 months ago
Is your bull terrier aggressive with dogs she's not used to though? I'm just asking because I've been around many dog/animal-aggressive dogs (not bull terriers) that were friendly with dogs they knew but were aggressive with unfamiliar dogs.
halfgoodhalfevil 3 months ago
I love the reddish chinese crested, he/she looks like a little fox.
All three is very beautiful though :o)
freezerchick 3 months ago
What song is this?
Nightx88 3 months ago
What an image of a beautiful dog you have there, im a bit envious!
Ballbusteress 3 months ago
så søtt
Angelina329 3 months ago
I not try to insult you but i don't get the point of the video....
TheAvivon 4 months ago
What are the genders? Having a Bull Terrier with another dog is possible if they are raised together but if the Bull is a male it might go wrong. Personally think having a single Bull without other dogs might be the best (as they always claim the attention of everyone anyways ;) ). But its possible, used to have a male Bull and a female Jack Russel.
Spartiatai300 4 months ago
Don't you think, the Chinese Crested are too dangeours for your Bullies? They might hurt them xD
Just joking ;) I really love Bull Terriers, they are so cute and loving =)
Lena93 4 months ago
listen to me ares.First of all,your mindless,and a bitch cause not all bull terriers are agressive.
Theserpent925 4 months ago
She is a very beautiful dog:) One of the prettiest I have ever seen, in fact. I would never have on as a pet, though. I've had a pretty bad fear of bull terriers (especially white ones) since I was really little.
ThePementaloaf 4 months ago
Who the hell thinks a bull terrier is a dangeous dog?
Adam19822000 5 months ago
@Adam19822000 The old ladies.
dauod06 5 months ago
@Adam19822000 I've owned several Bull Terriers, both male and female, and they are the most wonderful dogs. They are humorous, affectionate, and gentle. To own a Bully is the experience of a lifetime. When they die, they leave behind their love and sense of humor with you as gifts.
KatjeSF 3 months ago
damn your BT is amazing
leninhitlerjuanpablo 6 months ago
Go nordman! Didn't now finnish people litsend to him? :O
TeamXFJ 7 months ago
beautiful bull terrier but what is the animal at end with no hair that the chiniese crest was chasing
pokelover66544 7 months ago
damn, Dogs arent born aggressive owner make them like that.
Look at that dog
They are great together. I got a bull terrier to. In the park there was a puppy that was 8 weeks and she layed down so the puppy could sniff her. The puppy was all over her and putting his claws into her eyes and she didn't even move My bullterrier is 10 months old and really fun sweet and soft to other dogs.
So stop saying those dogs are dangerous. They are just as dangerous as a goldenretriever or a fucking shitzu.
manondeklerk 7 months ago
Bull Terrier were bred in the 1800's to fight, they were also used in RAT killing pits and were the best at it so its in there blood to fight and get over rough
Excecutioner147 8 months ago
@Excecutioner147
Yes they were initially bred for fighting they have been used in pits for killing vermin which is where lots of uneducated people get mixed up with the breed of a bull terrier and a pit bull, 2 totally different dogs.
In more recent upto date studies of the breed it has been shown that they are loving and faithful to their families and are now instead of having the nickname of "pit bull" from over 100 years ago are actually known as the "nanny" dog due to their temperaments
Gweniextaitx 7 months ago
@Gweniextaitx i love this breed all the ones i've seen are really great dogs
Excecutioner147 7 months ago
I have a bull terrier too and yea .. they are as dangerous as a pea on a plate :)
7Spronge 8 months ago
Whatch: young Bull terrier vs ole Golden Retriever
frm87 8 months ago
any one selling a bull terrier ?
MrArrindell14 10 months ago
Nordman äääger.
Illuminatus42 11 months ago
1. The music sucks.
2. The dog isn't on leash, it's just a collar.
3. Nice video although the music sucks.
Player6331 1 year ago
Is pretty much a pitbull unintelligent, ugly dangerous dog, all the ones I've seen were really bad.
MrEviloso 1 year ago
@MrEviloso much like you i see , unintelligent !
all4mejlv 1 year ago
It was a human Bone harrharr :D
But these Poodles didn't match 2 a bullterrier i think
HoTzzzTeppa 1 year ago
@HoTzzzTeppa
1st: This is a Chinese Crested Dog, not a Poodle.
2nd: Who decides which dogs matches to eachother?
By the way. This is a very nice video that shows how 2 different breeds can live together very good and in harmony.
Hausfussel 1 year ago
@Hausfussel
Das war auch eher ironisch gemeint.
Niemand entscheidet, wer zu wem passt,
nur ICH bin der Meinung dass so ein Designer-teppich-ferrari optisch nicht zu einem bullterrier passt.
Außerdem können die scheinbart nicht vernünftig zusammen spielen, deswegen ist der Bulli ja auch ans Geländer gebunden, was, wie ich finde, nicht den Zweck der Absicht des Videoerstellers erfüllt
HoTzzzTeppa 1 year ago
@HoTzzzTeppa
Also ich finde es ziemlich traurig, dass du dich mit diesen Bezeichnungen über diese Rasse lustig machst. Geschmäcker sind verschieden und das sollte man einfach so hinnehmen.
Und ob die Chinese Crested Dogs nun optisch zu Bullterriern passen ist doch völlig wurscht. Es geht um das Verhalten der Hunde miteinander. Warum der Bullterrier in dem Video angeleint ist, hat die Erstellerin des Videos ja nun schon erklärt und ich finde diese Erklärung durchaus plausibel....
Hausfussel 1 year ago
@Hausfussel
Ich finde auch einiges traurig und leben muss ich trotzdem damit...
ich habe mir schon die unterschiedlichsten Bezeichnungen für Bulli's anhören müssen
aber ich kann da nicht jedem einzelnen deswegen über dem Mund fahren ;)
Ich finde "Teppich-Ferrari" ist eine selbsterklärende, aber keinesfalls abfällige Bezeichung.
Es ist schön dass die sich so schön vertragen, aber außer diesem Aspekt hat die gemeinsame Haltung doch nur Nachteile für die Kleinen.
HoTzzzTeppa 1 year ago
@HoTzzzTeppa
Ich habe selbst eine gute Freundin in Norwegen, die Staffordshire Bullterrier und Chinese Crested Dogs züchtet. Diese beiden Rassen sind ebenso verschieden aber die erwachsenen Chinese Crested Dogs spielen und toben ganz wunderbar mit den erwachsenen Staffs und da gibt es überhaupt keine Probleme.
Das Kleinhunde-Welpen nicht gut mit erwachsenen Bullterriern spielen können liegt wohl auf der Hand. Wie schnell ist da mal ein Knochen gebrochen? Und das will wohl niemand.
Hausfussel 1 year ago
@Hausfussel
Bulli's sind nunmal ungewollt grob(-motorisch) aufgrund ihrer Anatomie und ihres Gewichtes, wie oft steigt er den kleinen mal irgendwohin und diese fangen sofort an zu quitschen. Ich hätte nicht den Nerv bei jedem Quitschen nachzu sehen ob der Hund verletzt ist oder nur profilaktisch aufgeschrienen hat
HoTzzzTeppa 1 year ago
@HoTzzzTeppa
Dem stimme ich ja zu. Aber wie ich schon schrieb, geht es auch anders. Wenn Kleinhunderassen gemeinsam mit größeren Hunden aufwachsen, dann übernehmen auch die Kleinen etwas von der etwas groben Spielweise der größeren Hunde und umgekehrt. Ich habe selbst eine große Hündin (Perro sin pelo del Peru) zwischen meinen Kleinen und es ist noch nie zu Verletzungen beim Spiel gekommen. Auch Hunde sind Gewohnheitstiere und lernen miteinander im richtigen Maße umzugehen.
Hausfussel 1 year ago
@HoTzzzTeppa
Ich liebe Bullterrier sehr, obwohl ich selbst aufgrund der geltenden Kampfhundeverordnungen keinen halten möchte. Würde diese Verordnung allerdings nicht existieren, würde ich mir vollkommen selbstverständlich einen Bullterrier zwischen meinen Cresties halten.
Wie gesagt, ich weiß dass es funktionieren kann, ohne dass sich die Kleinen ständig irgendwas brechen. Erwachsene Chinese Crested Dogs sind erstaunlich robust und hart im Nehmen, auch wenn sie vielleicht nicht so aussehen.
Hausfussel 1 year ago
thank you bull terriers are not vicious as long as you raise it well and what the hell is it with everyone IT LOOKS NOTHING LIKE A DAMN PIT BULL!!!!!!!!!!
Phedias992 1 year ago 2
so in a comment so Ares14, you say you teach your dogs with discipline. could you elaborate? im thinking of getting a bull terrier, and i wans a happy lovable one.
StormHornet56 1 year ago
Beautiful dogs! People are so ignorant sometimes. I wonder when humans will actually start taking responsibility for their actions. I have a small dog, he is an a-hole and I know it is my fault.
KendarB 1 year ago
We have had English Bull Terriers in our family for 60 years and they all have been fantastic pets especially to children and they 'ALL' have had the typical heavy head nosing. They simply do not know their own strength. When they sniff and are being inquisitive they knock things over etc etc. It's not being aggressive it's the way they find out about things. Lovely lovely dogs and simply cannot appreciate them until you've owned one.
DrewyEnglishAndProud 1 year ago
why is that bullterrier on a leash inside?
jukkanotukka 1 year ago
@jukkanotukka We have two bull terriers and they play with each other quite lively so when our cresteds were little we used to keep the bull terriers on a leash once in a while to prevent them from romping too much in the middle of the pups.
Hourelapsi 1 year ago 5
@jukkanotukka i dont think that bull terriers are aggressive i just think there ugly and staffys are wheyyy cuter than them i diddnt lookn at this vid on purposei clicked on the wrong one so ..... i have a staff and he is lovely x
staffyloverxx 2 months ago
English Bull terriors are The best Doggs EVER !!
had 4 of them in me life so far 10/10 every single 1
T5HuNteRx 1 year ago
Great dog, I have a Bull mix she doesnt have much egg shape to her head but enough. I got minie from the pound so she didnt get raised with other dogs. She is stubborn as hell but very loving. I actualy keep her from my rescued chihuahua because he is racist and only likes chihuahua's. He starts shit and i dont want her to finish it per say lol. Check mine out her name is CICI with two black eyes. She was in the pound for 2 yrs before i got her, they were going to kill her so i got her.
chimiechew 1 year ago
I have a 2 month old female. When will she raise her years like your beautiful dog?
ivorzarescu 1 year ago
@ivorzarescu Usually the ears rise at about 4-6 months of age, but it can take longer. (with our younger bull terrier Eben it took about 8 months) Just be patient and don't worry, they will rise on their own : ) You can help it by taking care that your dog gets enough calcium.
Hourelapsi 1 year ago
@Hourelapsi my bull terrier's ears were up by 4 weeks. its random i believe the smaller they are the faster they go up. but thats just my theory.
SepOn35 1 year ago
@Hourelapsi my dogs ears have raised at 9 weeks old
ArMoUrEdGhOsT 5 months ago
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dude bro this is a horrible example, our bully was raised with out pug from birth. but still very rare but sometimes he has full blown attacked our pug and we have had to pull him off. there bullterriers its just how they are. they love eachother most of the time but you dont want to leave a bully around a small dog at all times. thats just carelessness.
Ares14 1 year ago
@Ares14 You can't judge the whole breed just because of one dog. Every breed has aggressive individuals. And the way you raise a dog really affects the way he behaves. Both of our bull terriers have been handled with lots of love and caring but also discipline, and we never punish them by slapping or behave aggressively towards them. As a result, both of them are also very gentle towards our little cresteds and Lumi is so attached to them that she doesn't even want to go anywhere without them.
Hourelapsi 1 year ago 7
Also, don't you say that I'm careless or irresponsible - I know my own dogs, and I would never let anything dangerous near my beloved cresties. When Lumi was introduced to them, we were first very careful but soon noticed that there's nothing to worry about. She's kind of a nanny to them by now.
And by the way, I'm not a dude. : )
Hourelapsi 1 year ago 3
@Hourelapsi the bull terrier isnt the aggresive breed, people confuse them with pitbulls which are agressive and can attack unprovoked
teedonster 1 year ago
@Hourelapsi It's funny he's mentioned a pug ,,,, I don't know if it's a coincidence but the only dog my bully has gone for was also a pug ,,, they probably just don't like them
shoeshinemorad 11 months ago
they are so cute and there is no way either of them are aggressive
whatever200914 1 year ago
no way there not aggressive there so cute!!!
braydz125 1 year ago
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they are agressive and stupid! I have a lot of experince with them
zmastiprdel 1 year ago
what a great looking dog you have
thehomefront 1 year ago
bull terriers are the best most loyal and have the best character of any dog in the world!!! have owned them all my life. but if not soicalized heaps with other dogs from a very young age they can have problems with other dogs especially males!
VICTORWHITELAW 1 year ago
Yes..so..o lovely dogs. ican see ou love them, so that why they`r loving each others too.
hezebell 1 year ago
Awesome looking Bullie. I have one in Black Brindle , the more you love them , the more they love your world too , including your other pets as well.
AxelFlyingV 1 year ago
Awe, your Bullie is just so lovely, and your little Chinese Crested baby as well! Haha, that's funny... Someone thought he was a terrier? xD Amusing. =P Bull Terriers and Chinese Cresteds are my very favorite dog breeds ever since I was a tiny child. Love your babies! I can't wait to adopt a Miniature Bullie of my own some day! ^w^ Wish us luck. =D <3
Cyove 2 years ago
What a beautiful bully you own, just lovely, really cute little terrier as well ;)
pinkladys08 2 years ago
this shows responsible ownership. the bull terrier does have bad tendancies twards smaller dogs. but this proves the breeds flexability with a good parent
warhawk84 2 years ago
Ja det är verkligen en blodtörstig ras!
cobraswede 2 years ago
I want a Bull Terrier hahah
kitkatcat6 2 years ago
What a highly adorable Bull Terrier you got :) The small one is cute too, of course.
FoamyGal 2 years ago