Bull Terriers Breeders - Why Adopt a Rescued Dog
Bull Terriers
are amazingly cute dogs as puppies. Yet, for this or that reason you may not
want to buy a puppy. Someone will be glad to avoid early stages of a Bull
Terrier's development, when it needs special care and much attention. Others
will favor the idea of getting a socialized adult dog with good manners.
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In any case, you are welcome to
contact clubs and rescue organizations to request an adoption application. Also,
talk to officers. They will help you to find a Bull Terrier suitable for you.
Besides, you will get additional information on Bull Terriers.
Usually, rescues are not-for-profit
organizations that function on the donation money and fees paid to care for the
dogs. In fact, rescued Bull Terriers often need not only medical care (vaccinations,
spaying/neutering, treatment, etc.) but also training. It should be kept in mind
that dogs with serious behavioral disorders are not eligible for adoption.
People attracted to the Bull Terrier
may also become a foster home and care for the dog until a good permanent home
is found for it. Obviously, all family members should be knowledgeable of
the specific characteristics of the breed and should welcome the appearance of
the new pet in the household. Families that have already a pet of their own
should think twice about getting a rescue dog. Learn more about Bull terrier
prior to adoption.
Bull Terriers Breeders - Clubs Links
Bull Terriers Breeders - Clubs Links - US
Buckeyeye Bull Terrier Club Of Ohio - Established in 1974. Regional member of the BTCA.
Bull Terrier Club of America - AKC parent club for the Bull Terrier. Sponsors shows, educational events, health seminars. Rescue services, newsletters. Illustrated standard.
Bull Terrier Club of Central Arizona - General breed and rescue information, pictures, listing of shows and events and club contacts.
Bull Terrier Club of Tampa Bay - Founded in 1983. Shows/Events info, rescue, and contacts.
Northern Provincial Bull Terrier Club - Founded in 1889, the club offers info on its activities, membership, news, and links.
Bull Terriers Breeders - Clubs Links - International
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AITTB - Info concerning the organization's activities, standards, pictures, forum, and show results. Italy.
Austrian Bull Terrier Club - Official site of the Austrian Bull Terrier Club.
Bull Terier Klub - Located in the Czech Republic.
Bull Terrier Club Of Canada - Find contact information.
Danish Terrier Club - Contains the breed standard, and links to breeders across Denmark.
Deutscher Club fur Bullterrier e.V. - Offers breed description, information on breeders, shows, and other useful info. Germany.
MacLaren Bull Terrier Club - Info on puppies, stud dogs, pedigrees, shows, and pictures. Russia.
North Island Bull Terrier Club - Club for Bull Terrier enthusiasts contains photos, show results, breed information and contacts for the club, New Zealand.
Northern Transvaal Bull Terrier Club - Established in 1985 to serve Bull Terrier lovers and enthusiasts in the region North of the Jukskei River in South Africa.
The Coloured Bull Terrier Club - Judges list, officers and committees, rules and regulations, show, and links. UK.
Bull Terriers Breeders - Links
Animal Discovery - Bull Terrier - Breed history, characteristics, upkeep, and health concerns.
ANKC - Bull Terrier - The Bull Terrier standard by the Australian Kennel Club.
Bull Terrier - German site devoted to the Bull Terrier. Breeders, general info, and Top 10 Best Bull Terrier Sites.
Bull Terrier Links - Links to Bull Terrier and Bulldog web sites.
Bull Terrier Times - A new Bull Terrier online magazine.
Famous Dogs - History of Spuds-MacKenzie.
Guide To Owning A Bull Terrier - Shop at Amazon.com.
HondenRecht- Site devoted to the Bull Terrier. Netherlands.
IndiaPets.com - Bull Terrier - Learn more about the Bull Terrier.
Nuova Pagina - Breed description with illustrations of its build. Available in Italian.
Photo Gallery - Pictures of cute puppies and adult dogs.
Rebel - Breeder from the Czech republic.
The Dog Scene - General information about the breed, breeders, clubs, and Bull Terrier related books.
The Golden Elm Bull Terrier - Kennel located in Italy with info on available puppies and links to Bull Terrier organizations. Contains English version.
The Joker Bull Terriers - Miniature Bull Terriers from this German breeder.
Trick Or Treat Bull Terriers - A small kennel situated in the South West of France. Pedigrees, and other information on their dogs.
Vom Kaiserstuhl - German breeders supply English version.
Vom Telgei - German breeders with about 40-year experience.
Weilerbull - Breeders located in Brazil.
Wizard Of Claws - Breeder of Bull Terriers.
Xrusha - Bull Terrier fanciers offer information on their titled dogs, pictures, and tips on the Bull Terrier upkeep. Russia.
Bull Terriers Breeders - Other Bull Terriers sites
Bull Terriers - Bull Terriers, also called English Bull Terriers, or White Cavaliers, are active, strong dogs. They do not do well with other pets but get along easily with strangers. The standard has neither fixed height, nor weight. However, Bull Terriers usually grow to 21-22 inches and weigh from about 45 to 65 pounds.
The most valued pattern is white with possible markings on the head. Other color patters are also permitted.
Bull Terriers Pictures - Bull Terriers belong to the Terrier Group of the AKC. The breed is considered one of the founding breeds of this organization. According to the standard, the Bull Terrier can be of any size. In fact, most species weigh about 45-65 pounds.
Specifications within the breed are due to size and color pattern. Some people distinguish Standard and Miniature varieties of the Bull Terrier. Also, such terms as colored and white Bull Terriers are widely used.
Bull Terriers Puppies - Bull Terriers come in a few varieties. There can be Standard or Miniature Bull Terriers. Miniature Bull Terriers are a little bit smaller than their relatives. That is the only difference between the two.
The Bull Terrier's coat is smooth, lying close to the body. White color pattern is generally preferred. There should be no markings in such dogs except on the face. Colored Bull Terriers are also acceptable.
Bull Terriers - Bull Terriers are often referred to as one of the breeds threatened by the BSL (breed specific legislation). As a matter of fact, there is a particularly distrustful attitude to the breed. Many people consider the Bull Terrier a dangerous breed that can damage a person easily. Aggression that is often the attribute of Bull-type dogs seems to be the major cause of this misconception. In reality, the Bull Terrier is a friendly companion for many people. Bull Terrier owners believe that the misconception as to the personality of the breed is due to its history.
The Bull Terrier appeared as a cross between the Bulldog and the Old English Terrier. Later, the blood of the Dalmatian, Greyhound, Foxhound, and other breeds was added to provide for good appearance, strength, agility, and temperament. The breed was developed at the end of the 19th century. Dog fighting was one of the most popular activities in the canine world. There is an opinion that the Bull Terrier was intended for this canine sport. Breeders stressed the dog's strength and viciousness. However, breed fanciers state that the function of the Bull Terrier had to be of different nature. According to them, the Bull Terrier was developed with companion function in mind. Hence, there is no reason to assume that the breed combines qualities peculiar to only fighting breeds. The Bull Terrier displays a great deal of affection and intelligence and has always been used as a pet. Nowadays, aggressive Bull Terriers are disqualified from a show ring and cannot take part in other canine activities.
