How does the Bull Terrier become fierce and what is the Bull Terrier s personality

If you want it to be ferocious, it mainly depends on its own fighting nature and acquired development.

After all, not all bullheads are fierce, don't be fooled by the braggadocio on the Internet.

If you want it to be ferocious, keep it in your home and keep it out of contact with other people of your own kind or group.

After a long time, it will naturally be...

However, pay special attention to the precautions you need to pay attention to when taking this kind of dog out.

If you want it to be aggressive, train it.

3 points by nature and 7 points by training.

By the way, you don't buy a dog because it's good.

Is a dog's life just for fighting?

The advantage of bull head is not just that it can be beaten.

Take your time and find out.

If you want to raise a great recommendation, Bit Lovina and Doberman.

The bits are cheaper, and the dog fighting overlord wants to dominate it.

Rottweiler has a strong IQ and aggressiveness This breed of dog requires expert training to achieve the best results.

Although Doberman is not a very fierce one, he is also a fierce dog.

I'm not afraid of death when I fight.

Feed him raw meat, buy a live chicken or duck, rabbit or something, and tease him.

Make him bloodthirsty.

It's basically OK.

Note that when feeding raw meat, you should be regularly insected.

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What are the bull terrier personalities

1.Personality traits: lively and lively, high excitement.

A very lively, active dog will be curious about anything and will be busy all day long with what it finds interesting. It is very happy to participate in the family sports meeting, likes to interact with the owner, frolic, and sometimes cautiously jumps excitedly, or frantically chases its own tail spin, because it is very energetic and active, and it is very suitable for raising outdoors.

2.Personality traits: Gentle and loyal.

For humans, the Bull Terrier has a gentle, submissive, loyal and obedient personality to its owner, and is especially friendly to children. Kindness, patience, and loyalty are among the personality traits of a bull terrier. If the owner encounters any danger, he will not hesitate to bravely rush to protect it at the first time, and he will become a loyal family guard dog.

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3.Personality traits: Brave, aggressive bull terrier.

Despite its gentle and loyal personality, the Bull Terrier is also the most ferocious breed of all terriers. In the face of any danger, it has no hesitation, regardless of everything, and moves forward bravely. However, after continuous breeding configuration, the bull terrier has also been reduced to a minimum, and its personality has become docile and well-behaved.

4.Personality traits: stubborn and stubborn.

Bull terriers are stubborn, like to drill their horns, and are self-righteous and self-centered most of the time. In the face of things you don't like, it's useless to reprimand the shovel officer, so to properly train the Niu Ling Split Head Terrier, you need to pay more patience and effort.

5.Personality traits: strong occupancy.

The Bull Terrier has a strong possession of its own territory, so as long as the Bull Terrier thinks that it is its own territory, it will have a great sense of territory, and even fight for it. At this time, if someone goes to annoy the bull terrier, it is easy to lose your temper, so you must hold the leash when you go out with the bull terrier.

1. The name of the bull terrier**

Native to the United Kingdom, the Bull Terrier is a popular pet dog with a small body and a pronounced head dog shape, hence the name "Bull Terrier". According to research, the predecessor of the Bull Terrier was a hybrid of the Scottish Terrier and the Brist Terrier, and since this breed sought the advantages of the two terriers of the past, it was called the Bull Terrier.

2. Another name for the bull terrier

In different countries or regions, people may give different names to bull terriers. For example, in the United Kingdom, "bull terrier" is considered to refer to purebred white, black, or white and black English bull terriers, but in the United States, "bull terriers" refer to American bull terriers that are white, black, or gray and have no restriction stripes. In addition, the Bull Terrier has many other names, such as "Crayon New Dog", "Bull Terrier", and "Fighting Dog".

3. The name of the bull terrier in various countries and regions

In different parts of the world, people give different names to bull terriers. For example, in Japan, due to the success of the anime "Crayon Shin-chan", people like to call it "Crayon Shin-chan". In Russia, it is translated as "Royal Fira"), and this is because the Russians consider the bull terrier to be a very majestic dog breed.

In Korea, people call it "??".bullterrier), and in Chinese, we may also refer to it simply as "cow terrier".

4. The name of the auspicious collapse of different varieties of bull terriers

In addition to the common English and American bull terriers, there are also other breeds of Kinchiyuan. For example, the giant bull terrier known as the "long-legged bull terrier" is actually a cross between the English foxhound and the bull terrier due to its short body and slightly curved abdomen. In addition, there is also a breed known as the Mini Bull Terrier, the Boston Terrier.

The physical characteristics of the bull terrier are as follows, and the more these characteristics match, the purer the breed.

Nature: Affectionate, considerate and patient, despite being aggressive towards other dogs, properly cared for, fully active, can be a loyal family dog.

Head: long, strong, egg-shaped, slightly curved, high in the middle. The nasal mirror is black with the tip pointing downward.

Ears: small and thin, with narrow intervals between the ears, erect.

Eyes: Triangular, with the corners of the eyes facing upwards, sunken, and black or dark in color.

Teeth: Scissor-like occlusion with the upper and lower teeth completely overlapping.

Body: Short, muscular, thick and wide chest.

Limbs: The limbs are straight, the bones are thick, the feet are parallel, and the thighs and stomach are strong.

Feet: round and firm, with raised toes.

Tail: Short, thin at the end of the tail, low at the base of the tail, and the tail remains balanced.

Height: about 35-45 cm.

The more eggs the bull terrier, the better, the more expensive, but also depends on the color, the pirate eye is the best, of course, it also depends on the bone mass, and there are many judging criteria to tell you whether it is disqualified, but if you raise it yourself, it depends on whether you like it or not.

Born with an active temperament, a high level of excitement and never giving in to its kind, the Bull Terrier has a perfect mix as a fighting dog – lively and alert.

Speaking of bull terriers, I really don't know what it means, but when I asked, I realized that it was a valuable dog.

The Bull Terrier is a mixture of a pit bull and a terrier, and the people of England in the 19th century enjoyed fighting dogs, so the first role of the Bull Terrier was as a fighting dog, but as a fighting dog, they were really disappointing. Foreign animal behavior experts admit that their ability and talent to catch rats are unmatched by dogs. Even in 1865, a bull terrier named Bincha set a record for removing 500 rats in 36 minutes and 26 seconds.

But it is not so easy to think of a bull's head, one is because there are not many breeds, and because pure-blooded bull heads are not often found in the market.

There is also the temper of the bull head is really a dog as its name, most of the bull terrier is as naughty as a 3-year-old child, and is not afraid of pain, you can imagine the next child who does not listen to the scolding but has the size of Schwarsingg, what a terrifying existence. And due to the defects of the breed, most bull terriers have severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, and the symptoms of the disease turned out to be. Run after your own tail.

It's really a funny responsibility in the dog world