Mary Allen
#4 The real furor was the performance at one of the shows of a white bull terrier bred by the English trader James Hinks.
It is known for certain that the white color was established by crossing with the white English terrier and Dalmatian. By the middle of the 19th century, active, intelligent, courageous, muscular dogs were produced.
#5 The breed was recognized at the end of the 19th century.
And at the beginning of the XX century, colored bull terriers were also allowed for breeding. The current breed standard recognizes not only white color with colored spots on the head but also color, provided that the color prevails over white.
#6 The Bull Terrier is a dog of short stature, but very agile, muscular, harmoniously built, and strong.
It has an expressive appearance, which has been passed down from its ancestors.