Where the Bull Terrier Sits in America Today
The Bull Terrier’s mid-range American Kennel Club ranking, breed restrictions, and popularity trends across the United States.
Is this the right one for you?
Origins and temperament, size and coat, what living with one is actually like, and how it compares to the breeds people weigh against it.
The Bull Terrier’s mid-range American Kennel Club ranking, breed restrictions, and popularity trends across the United States.
The Miniature Bull Terrier is a distinct breed with separate historical roots, physical characteristics, and owner considerations.
Bull Terrier weight and height standards, typical physical ranges, and the required balance of substance, symmetry, and muscle.
Bull Terriers and their history, unique temperament, and famous canine stars that captured the American public.
Colored Bull Terriers fought a long battle for show ring acceptance after James Hinks mandated white coats in England.
The Bull Terrier is the only dog breed with a triangular eye, featuring an egg-shaped head and a downface profile.
The Bull Terrier egg shaped head developed through meticulous selective breeding over generations directed by James Hinks.
Puss the Bull Terrier won a famous Victorian wager in England by proving a complete lack of aggression without a single scratch.
The history of the Bull Terrier explains how James Hinks developed the breed into a loyal gentleman companion.
James Hinks developed the Bull Terrier breed in Birmingham during the 1860s by crossing Bulldogs and terriers.