Mary Allen
There is a widespread stereotype that dogs of this breed are extremely aggressive. This is due to the fact that bull terriers are considered fighting dogs. In fact, the manifestation of aggression on the part of the bull terrier in relation to other animals or people is a serious defect in the breed. Outbreaks of unmotivated aggression in dogs of this breed are possible with improper upbringing and cruel and inept treatment on the part of the owner.
Bull Terriers are loyal, intelligent companions. They do not like to be alone, but at the same time, they do not require constant attention and communication from the owner. It is enough for them to just be around, although they do not mind playing, running, and generally keeping company with a person in his activities.
They are also very funny. Let’s get a look.
