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Miniature Bull Terrier Facts
- Group
- Terrier
- Affiliations
- UKC, CKC, AKC
- Height
- 10" - 15"
- Weight
- The weight is proportionate to the height.
- Lifespan
- 12 years | Add yours
- Exercise Requirement
- Training Requirement
- Grooming Requirement
- Colors
- Breed Characteristics
Alternate Names
Minis
Origin
The miniature bull terrier developed in England.
Date Of Origin
This breed originated in the 1800's, however, there was no distinction between the bull terriers until 1913.
History
The development of the bull terrier began about 200 years ago in England when the bulldog and white English terrier were crossed to create a breed then known as the bull terrier. Some breed experts believe that the black and tan terrier was also an ancestor, as was the Spanish pointer.
Description
The miniature bull terrier is a small, strong, and well muscled dog. It has a short, tight fitting coat and the egg shaped, bull terrier head, with small, sunken, dark eyes; a dark nose; and small erect ears. It has a short, low set, tapered tail. The mini comes in a variety of colors.
Temperament
The miniature bull terrier is extremely social and outgoing. It is a cheerful dog that is stable amenable, fearless and fun loving. It is very attached to its human companions. It does well with children and other animals if well socialized.
Uses
This breed worked primarily as a ratter. Its lovable personality also makes it an excellent companion.
Health Concerns
Deafness.
Additional Information
This dog can adapt to city, suburban, or rural life easily.
Sources
The New Encyclopedia of the Dog
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Publishing, 2000
Website: http://www.dk.com
Author: Bruce Fogle
Dog Bible
Publisher: BowTie Press, 2005
Website: http://www.bowtiepress.com/bowtie/
Authors: Kristin Meuh-Roe, Jarelle S. Stein
The Howell Book Of Dogs
Publisher: Wiley Publishing Inc, 2007
Website: http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/
Author: Liz Palika
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