Bull Terriers Reviews

I was not prepared for my first bull terrier we lived in the country so he was allowed long periods of playtime in the yard until one day i looked out the window and he was gone,at the bottom of a four foot whole he had dug lol.They are much more crafty than your average dog,funny as hell and will never let you down.They sense your mood ...  Read the complete review

Hi everyone, I own a 2 year old mainly white with small black brindle patches female bull terrier called Athena she has quite a harsh coat which is easy to maintain she doesnt really shed much fur mainly in the summer time. I wanted to share my experiences of this breed with you all, from a young age I have been around this breed my Dad ...  Read the complete review

I have a Bull Terrier, Wilson. He is white with two black ears and will be one on 28th September. He lives with my other dog, Bruno, my male 18 month old staffy. They were both brought up together as pups so are used to each other and they get along fine, love to run in the fields together chasing their kong wubbas! The myth about ...  Read the complete review

This is for that small minded david who clearly hasnt got a clue about dogs..... I have had and bread dogs for years and so have my parents, we have had rottweiler's, staffies, german shepards, sheep dogs the list goes on and now i have a 10 month old Bully and he is a cracker, i have my neices and nephews over all the time who range ...  Read the complete review

we had had german shepherds for 20years or more worked with them in agility and heel work so we thought we were pretty experianced dog owners.boy,were we in for a shock when we had our english bull terrier puppy.i spent the first 2 weeks sleeping on the sofa trying to settle him down,that didnt work.we bought an old fashioned wooden play ...  Read the complete review

We have a handsome EBT by the name of Dexter who is just over 1yr. He is becoming more of a human dog than a dog dog, if this makes sense? He loves people and will stand waiting to have his belly rubbed when walked. The only problem we have is that Dexter goes 'deaf' when we let him off the lead! So now he is on an extendable lead as I am not chasing after him anymore! He is the most lovable, enjoyable and playful dog I have ever had. He runs around the house for about 10mins having his mad moments but they are so funny to watch. I love him to bits and some people give these dogs a bad name but Dexter is the biggest softie and all he wants to do is play!

Bull Terriers have to be the best breed of dog i've even come across. I have a one year old Bitch named Laika, and she is the sweetest, most gentle and caring dog i've even owned. She has insane moments where she needs to run around the garden, but its the funniest thing to watch. She loves people, and adores to be fussed over. She ...  Read the complete review

I have a 7 month old brindle EBT and I love him! His name is beefcake and he is my buddy. I love him and he listens pretty well except when he decides To be "deaf". I do have one little problem he is a nipper. I have a 3 year old son who has about as much energy and our bully, so when my son decides to run around the house our ...  Read the complete review

Sadly I have never owned an English bull terrier. However one of my neighbors has owned english bull terriers for the good half of 40 years and I have walked and dog sitted 3 of them. From that experiance I think I can say they are not the aggressive dog some people make them out to be. They are sweet, loyal, goofy and funny. Some thing the English should be proud of.

I have had a Bully for over a year now, and he has to be the most fabulous dog. He has never once, bit or growled at me. He is extremely good but if he doesn't want to do something he pretends he is deaf! Badly brought up dogs just give the breed a bad name. The amount of dirty looks we get for taking him for a walk and comments like 'Shouldn't he be mussled' Any dog can be dangerous and Bull terriers are not. Full of character. Lovley dogs.

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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I am writing this review as an owner of an 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 just a baby. 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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Right were do I start? i got my English about 5 months ago and he was in a terrible state when i got him they were feeding him the cheapest crappy food they could find (sorry for language) you could see all of his spine and ribs, they left the feces and pee on the floor so his skin and feet were red roar from it all, they would put ...  Read the complete review

*EDIT* Additional information to this review has now been added, with a great pet food recommendation that helped heal George's minor skin irritation.... We have just took charge of our 9 week old Bully, & what a surprise! Even after extensive research we were not fully prepared for his high energy levels & his ...  Read the complete review

I think david does not no the slightest thing about bull terriers. Our dog archie was bit by a labrador when he was just 5 months old. He is very good with kids and other dogs exccept black labradors.He is only 8 months old at the moment and responds to every one in a very good way. David really needs to look at the facts, because if you watch any dog programes you will very really see bullterriers on there all you will see is nasty little ankle biters or labradors, not that i have a problem with any other dogs myself. i bet your dog is perfect. You Idiot.

I Joined this group really answer the ill-informed comments of David. You talk about stereotypes, but ironically you are one yourself. I hear it all the time "My dog was attacked by one of them" (pointing at my Bully) I now quiz them on what breed he is, and they say, "He's a Staffordshire isn't he" or " A ...  Read the complete review

Staffie (Staffordshire Bull Terrier, for completeness) - We've had Dolly for nearly a year. Both Sara and I have kept dogs as long ago as we were both children. Neither of us ever had a Stafford. Dolly is a little belter. About 17 months old now and spayed (or speyed, your choice of spelling) six months back. She's a ...  Read the complete review