Miniature Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs

Fast Facts & Guide to Miniature Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs

Have a glance at our Fact File and Guide to Miniature Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs. Discover some fast facts to gain a really fast overview of the Miniature Bull Terrier.

Miniature Bull Terrier Guide and Fact File

Height: The average Miniature Bull Terrier is 10-14 inches / 51-61 cm

Weight: The Miniature Bull Terrier weights around 11-15 kg

Size of Dog: This breed is miniature size

Breed Type and Dog Group: This breed belongs to the Terrier Group of Dogs

Country of Origin of the Breed: The Miniature Bull Terrier originated in England

Exercise Needs: The Miniature Bull Terrier requires plenty of daily activity and exercise

Coat Type: The Miniature Bull Terrier has a short, flat and harsh coat

Shedding hairs: The Miniature Bull Terrier is a moderate, twice per year, shedder

Grooming needs: The Miniature Bull Terrier requires occasional grooming

Training a Miniature Bull Terrier (Trainability): The Miniature Bull Terrier can be hard to train

Other Names of Miniature Bull Terrier: Mini Bull Terrier,  English Miniature Bull Terrier

Miniature Bull Terrier Lifespan - This dog lives for approximately 10 - 12 years

Number of puppies per litter: The average litter size is approximately 4 puppies

Temperament / Behaviour: Stubborn, Energetic, Loving, Playful and Courageous

We hope that the fast facts and information provided in our Miniature Bull Terrier puppy and dog fact file and guide will prove a useful overview of this particular breed. Please click one of the links at the top of the page for detailed articles relating to training, pet care, grooming, personality, exercise needs, male and female Miniature Bull Terrier dog names, illness and health problems.

Summary of Miniature Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs

Miniature Bull Terrier puppies and dogs have loving and affectionate personalities and temperaments. Although, this breed was originally bred to as a sporting animal, it has since been redefined and has become a popular family pet. Despite its small size, this breed has a courageous and fearless temperament, and it also tends to have a stubborn side to its personality. Therefore, firm obedience training should be provided to the Miniature Bull Terrier as well as heavily socializing them from an early age. This particular breed is very energetic and active which can sometimes prove to be a little too much around younger children. These puppies and dogs are good family pets if they are provided with the right training and children are shown how to treat the animal properly. This particular breed isn't recommended for families with non-canine pets.

Choosing Miniature Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs as Pets

Miniature Bull Terrier puppies grow into miniature sized adult dogs and the above summary will help you to determine whether they are suitable as a family pet. If you are considering whether to buy a Miniature Bull Terrier puppy, adoption is also an option for this particular type of dog, or even selecting one from a rescue centre, or reputable dog breeder. There are some health conditions associated with this breed, the list is available via the Health Issues link above. This small dog has a short, flat, harsh coat which only requires occasional grooming and bathing. However, dogs and puppies shed their coats twice per year and during these shedding times, they should be brushed or combed on a daily basis to help maintain dead or loose hairs. The Miniature Bull Terrier is very devoted and faithful to its owners. Its a very playful dog that requires plenty of daily activity and exercise. Owners must take this into consideration before buying or adopting a puppy from this breed.

Miniature Bull Terrier Puppies and Dogs