Bull Terrier
Terrier groupSize: Medium
About the Bull Terrier
The modern Bull Terrier emerged in the 19th century from crosses of the Bulldog with the White English Terrier, originally bred for dog fighting. A Birmingham breeder is recognised for establishing its type, potentially introducing Collie and Dalmatian blood to refine its features. While early examples were often white, coloured Bull Terriers became more common in the 1920s, offering a valuable breeding alternative to address deafness issues in the all-white dogs, making it a distinctive and robust companion.
Bull Terrier key facts
- Breed name
- Bull Terrier
- Breed group
- Terrier
- Size
- Medium
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