Bull Terriers

For years we had an English Bull Terrier called Leo, I loved him because he used to terrify the neighbours! He never barked or anything at them but they were still scared of him because English Bull Terriers look so much different to other dogs. I was so sad when Leo died 2 years ago because he was a wicked companion and never any trouble, at the time my mum was pregnant with my little sister so her and my dad decided not to get another dog until my sister has grown a bit but then they plan to buy 2 English Bull Terriers and breed them. English Bull Terriers are very muscular dogs so they need plenty of protein in their diets, we used to feed Leo a mixture ...  Read the complete review

I have an english bull terrier who goes by the name of Harry. To be quite honest i didnt really know much about the breed (even though my step dad is an avid bull terrier fan!) Harry started life of as my mums pet as a puppy, he then got passed to my sister when she moved house, and now aged 7 he lives with me. Since having him i have learnt a bit more about the breed, they are loyal, loving, gentle and well sulky! Harry like as was said in a previous review, does often forget how big he is and i reguarly get booted off my own sofa by him thinking he can curl up on my lap. He also still despite his age (life expectancy is aroud 7-14 years i think) can get ...  Read the complete review

I am writing this review as an owner of an almost 3 year old English bull terrier. I first decided to get an English bull terrier after hearing all the stories about my bull terrier that passed away when I was 1 years old. I obviously didn't remember him but I felt like I knew him due the amount of stories I heard about him. It seemed he made an impact on everybody he met. We got our bull terrier when he was a couple of months old. He was gorgeous - all white with little brown ears. He had a black and white nose - most bull terriers noses go all black as they get older but ours just stayed half and half! He's now around 7 stone and all muscle..with ...  Read the complete review

A quick calculation on my fingers, unfortunately for me, states that I have either worked with or owned bull breeds for over thirty years - ouch! I figure that this does at least give me some experience on which to base my opinions, so here goes: I've known lots of Bull Terriers and generally speaking the poor souls are judged by their cover rather than their content. There is no doubt that they belong to a group of dogs that over a period of time were bred to fight - but lets clear an important thing up - this actually makes them more reliable with people, not less. These are not attack breeds, they are dogs bred to be reliable with people, but when ...  Read the complete review

I am 15 years old and some people's views on 'vicious' dogs such as bull terriers disgust me. The small minded people who think these dogs are bad for society are clearly too pig-headed to give them a chance. People don't realise that, yes they were initially used as fighting dog's but come on! That's was years ago! GET OVER IT! Yes, you do get some badly behaved dogs. But you also get badly behaved people. But have you noticed that there is more of a public uproar over dogs than over murderers? In some cases where dog's have attacted is after they have been playing. People need to learn that you need to calm a dog down afterwards, If you dont, the ...  Read the complete review