Mary Allen
#10 Even adult bull terriers are very curious and playful.
They are vigilant, which makes them excellent guards. They like to be in the center of attention, they like to be involved in family life, they get along well with children, with whom they communicate as adults, and they never allow themselves to be provoked or teased. By breeding this breed, you should be prepared that you are getting a unique dog and a real personality in your home.
#11 A healthy bull terrier lives about 10-12 years.
The owner of the dog must be attentive to the condition of the dog, as there are diseases that this breed is prone to. The Bull Terrier, whose price depends on his propensity for disease, should be checked from puppyhood for congenital diseases.
They are characterized by a hereditary predisposition to eyelid torque and eversion, polycystic kidney disease, and hip dysplasia.
Bull Terriers are diagnosed with such congenital diseases as blepharophimosis (narrow cleft eye), elbow dislocation, mitral valve stenosis, deafness, cleft palate, and upper lip.
Lethal acrodermatitis, which is detected in puppies.
Adult dogs may develop cancers (mammary sarcoma, mast cell tumors).
#12 Taking care of a bull terrier is quite simple.
They have a short coat, so you need to wipe and brush the coat with a rubber glove once a week to remove dead hair. The breed is very clean, and they can be bathed infrequently, as they get dirty.