
9 Facts About Bull Terriers
The Bull Terrier is playful, affectionate, and makes a great family pet. Here are a few more facts about Bull Terriers:
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Average Size: Medium
Average Lifespan: 12-13 years
Kid/Pet Friendly: Sometimes
Registry: aca,akc
Activity Level: moderate
Shedding Level: moderate
Grooming Level: low
Trainability: moderate
Good For Novice Owners: moderate
Adaptability: high
Prey Drive: high
Watchdog: aware
The Bull Terrier is known for their unique “egghead” look and comical personality. But, as with many strong dogs, their origin is not as happy. The Bull Terrier originated in Britain and was created by crossing Bulldogs with Terriers. The goal at the time was to create a strong dog with a fiery spirit that was also quick and agile that could be used for underground blood sports like dog fighting and bull-baiting.
Thankfully, both bull-baiting and dog fighting were banned in Britain by the mid-1800s. In the early 1860s, James Hinks refined and standardized the modern Bull Terrier to be more of a companion. In this way, the Bull Terrier transitioned from a fierce fighter when needed to a refined and fashionable companion for upper-class gentlemen. The American Kennel Club recognized the Bull Terrier in 1885 as a member of the Terrier Group.
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