History:

In the 18th century, Breeding with bulldogs and terriers produced fighting dogs called "bull and terrier", and later with British toy terriers and dog breeds, resulting in ferocious, fast and agile dog breeds. In 1860, the dog dealer James Hicks added the English hunting terrier, the Spanish Pointer breed. After many breed improvements, the current white, flat-faced, strong, and limbs were shorter than their ancestors. Bull Terrier. In 1920, other colors were added to the coat because the white breeds had inherited hearing defects. In the 19th century, the white bull terrier was well-received among lovers.

Bullhead Terrier Alias: Niu Tau Terriers are quick-tempered and never give in among dogs, even hurting other dogs. But for humans, they are docile, intelligent and obedient, loyal to their masters and obedient, and especially kind and friendly to children. Click to enter Bull Terrier Club

Origin:

Original in England, originated in the nineteenth century.

FCI Standard:

Head: long, strong, egg-shaped, slightly curved, high in the middle. Nose black, pointed downward. Ears: small and small Thin, ears narrowly spaced, erect. Eyes: triangular, canthus up, sunken, black or dark in color.

Teeth: scissors bite, upper and lower teeth fully overlapping.

Body: Short, muscular, with thick and broad chest.

Coat: Short and stiff, smooth and shiny, coat color: pure white, red, mustard, black striped, Black and white and yellow-brown, etc., blue and liver color are more popular. Limbs: straight limbs, thick bones, parallel feet, strong thighs and stomach. Feet: round and firm, with raised toes.

Tail: Short, thin at the end, low at the base, balanced at the tail. Height: about 35~45cm

Character:

Impatient and aggressive, Never give in in the class, or even hurt other dogs. But the Bull Terrier is relatively docile, intelligent and obedient, loyal to the owner and obedient, especially kind and friendly to children, kind and patient, if properly cared for, it can become a loyal family guard dog.