Mini Bull Terrier, native to England, originated in the 19th century. Currently, it is one of the smallest terriers. The original intention of people to breed Miniature Bull Terriers was to tease bulls, and later they were also used for dog fighting. The Miniature Bull Terrier is a condensed version of the Bull Terrier. Its size is much smaller than that of the Bull Terrier. Other than that, its other characteristics are the same as those of the Bull Terrier. In 1993, its breed was recognized by the Federal Kennel Club. The Mini Bull Terrier is full of passion and vitality, has a strong body, quick thinking, gentle nature, and is easily tamed. It is very friendly to people, knows how to be considerate of its owner, has good patience, and is highly aggressive towards other dogs. Suitable as a companion dog for the family.

1. Morphological characteristics of Miniature Bull Terrier

The nostrils of the Miniature Bull Terrier are slightly larger, the nose is black, and the tip of the nose is slightly curved downward. It is very powerful and has an egg-shaped body, slightly curved with an arch in the middle. Its neck has well-developed muscles, is long and arched. The skin becomes thinner and thinner from the shoulders to the head, and the skin becomes looser. Its back is short and strong, with a slightly arched loin and well-spread ribs. The Miniature Bull Terrier has a broad chest and strong shoulders, but is not bulky at all. Its legs are very powerful and not rough. The forelimbs are of appropriate length and straight. The tail is short, low at the base and horizontal. Mini Bull Terrier has short and smooth hair, which is particularly shiny. Its hair comes in a variety of colors, such as pure white or with other markings.

The Miniature Bull Terrier is strong, well-proportioned and very energetic. It can be seen from its expression that it is an intelligent and enthusiastic dog that is very obedient to its owner. The Miniature Bull Terrier gives people a strong and ferocious appearance, but its character is very docile and very friendly to people. It is competitive and highly aggressive towards other dogs, and can easily hurt other dogs. Therefore, the owner must strictly monitor the dog.

Small dog breeds weigh 1.81kg to 3.81kg, and medium-sized dogs weigh 2.27kg to 7.26kg. Overall, their weight is the same as today's ordinary bull terriers. The coat color of miniature bull terriers also varies greatly, such as black markings, blue or pure white. Pure white Bull Terriers have long been called cover wood Ferriers by the British Kennel Club.

2. How to buy Mini Bull Terrier

Before purchasing, the owner should first understand the relevant information of the dog, so that he can understand some important internal and external characteristics of the dog. More importantly, when buying a dog, owners must not just buy one anywhere to save money, but should go to a professional pet store. Otherwise, you will be the only one who suffers!

1. When choosing a Mini Bull Terrier, the age of the puppies should not be too old or too young. Basically, 2 to 3 months after birth is the most suitable, because dogs of this age are easy to domesticate!

2. When choosing a dog, the owner should choose a dog that is full of energy, beautiful in appearance, with bright eyes and appears to be disease-free. You should not choose the smallest dog in the litter. This kind of dog is likely to be born with deficiencies. , even if you buy it back, it will be difficult to survive in the future!

3. It is worth noting that if owners are determined to purchase, they must ask the seller to produce the relevant pedigree certificate and documentation of the Mini Bull Terrier. In addition, owners should also ask the seller for a vaccination certificate and a certificate of sale and transfer between both parties. These are the most basic buying and selling knowledge!

3. Life habits of Miniature Bull Terrier

The Miniature Bull Terrier is a sporty dog ​​breed that likes to live in groups by nature. There is also a hierarchical system in the group. In this way, the order among the groups can be better maintained to prevent the occurrence of group fights and fights. The Mini Bull Terrier also has the habit of climbing astride, which is also its expression when it is happy. Sometimes two male dogs will climb astride when playing together, without the intention of mating. The phenomenon of climbing in adult Mini Bull Terriers is for mating!

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