Anyone have a Bull Terrier?
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This struck me as a bit funny, because the main reason people think they are stupid is because that's *exactly* what they do- they think for themselves. Not a good breed for anyone without a modicum of patience or creativity- you need to make these guys think that what you want them to do is THEIR idea.
I really liked this site in terms of explaining the intelligence and trainability of the bull terrier. This person breeds, shows and trains bullies in agility and obedience (with high levels of success)
http://www.madcapbullterriers.com/index_files/agilityandobedience.html
I really liked this site in terms of explaining the intelligence and trainability of the bull terrier. This person breeds, shows and trains bullies in agility and obedience (with high levels of success)
http://www.madcapbullterriers.com/index_files/agilityandobedience.html
i thin bullies are the best I have one at the house and yes they are a little har to train but if u put the time in to it the will work with u and yes they are the sillies dogs ever they will do anything to get u'r attention and to make u play with them.mine even sleeps with me 
But they are not stupid not at all.
Like I sed thy will do anything
But they are not stupid not at all.
Like I sed thy will do anything
Perla - i thought your dog was a pit bull terrier, not a bull terrier? (which are two different and seperate breeds)
"bullie" is the term for a bull terrier.
"amstaff" - is the term for american staffordshire terrier
"staffie" is the term for staffordshire terriers...
"pit" or "pibble" is the terms of endearment for pit bulls.
"Bullies" CAN be a general term for the bull terrier family... but in this thread it is for the specific bull terrier breed.
"bullie" is the term for a bull terrier.
"amstaff" - is the term for american staffordshire terrier
"staffie" is the term for staffordshire terriers...
"pit" or "pibble" is the terms of endearment for pit bulls.
"Bullies" CAN be a general term for the bull terrier family... but in this thread it is for the specific bull terrier breed.
no he is not mix. his mom oner is actualy cllaing me to se if I could meet him to take pictures of him so he could get a girl for him and breed him and im thinking of keping one Im not sure RB is a hand full.And that pic is realy old so he has change a lot.
And mojo thank u for leting me know i allways had som problem nowing the differences between them I mean I know the are related but i tought that the meaning terrier was connected to all of them.Thank u for leting me know. and yes he is a pit
his mom oner is actualy cllaing me to se if I could meet him to take pictures of him so he could get a girl for him and breed him and im thinking of keping one Im not sure RB is a hand full.And that pic is realy old so he has change a lot.And mojo thank u for leting me know i allways had som problem nowing the differences between them
I mean I know the are related but i tought that the meaning terrier was connected to all of them.Thank u for leting me know. and yes he is a pit
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perla123 said:
no he is not mix. his mom oner is actualy cllaing me to se if I could meet him to take pictures of him so he could get a girl for him and breed him and im thinking of keping one Im not sure RB is a hand full.And that pic is realy old so he has change a lot.
And mojo thank u for leting me know i allways had som problem nowing the differences between them I mean I know the are related but i tought that the meaning terrier was connected to all of them.Thank u for leting me know. and yes he is a pit
his mom oner is actualy cllaing me to se if I could meet him to take pictures of him so he could get a girl for him and breed him and im thinking of keping one Im not sure RB is a hand full.And that pic is realy old so he has change a lot.And mojo thank u for leting me know i allways had som problem nowing the differences between them
I mean I know the are related but i tought that the meaning terrier was connected to all of them.Thank u for leting me know. and yes he is a pit
perla123 said:
And mojo thank u for leting me know i allways had som problem nowing the differences between them I mean I know the are related but i tought that the meaning terrier was connected to all of them.Thank u for leting me know. and yes he is a pit
I mean I know the are related but i tought that the meaning terrier was connected to all of them.Thank u for leting me know. and yes he is a pit
and i keep thinking I am forgetting a breed? Grrr..
The moms honer and I had a deal and RB was the last of the pack and he was going to keep him so I toll him that I wold breed the dog with one of the dog that he has or a dog that he finds so that he will give me the dog I jus fell in love with RB when i saw him and I knew that he was the dog for me so he told me that he was going to keep the papers for RB and give them to me if he was the one that was going to bee the first to breed him. But to tell u the true is my boyfriend that wants to breed him Im not to sure a bout the idea. The mom oner is the one that is going to take care of everything but I'm not tu sure about it. Any ways his only 11 1/2 months he is still a baby so I dint think about it that much for now
Perla there is a lot more that goes into health testing than just "blood and temperament".
I'm looking at breeding someday and the minimum health tests I would have cleared are OFA hips and elbows, thyroid, heart monitored, and eyes cleared. A total health evaluation cannot be done simply by your veterinarian. you have to go through organizations like the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (www.offa.org) or something similar.
There are some great threads in the breeding forum that I would recommend reading, particularly the stickys (look at Pitbulliest's "Responsible Breeder Checklist... As a breeder, will you be able to clear that checklist?)
Since you seem to have a difficult time even identifying your breed, I would personally hold off on breeding for a LONG time and do a lot of research. It's not a decision to take lightly.
I'm looking at breeding someday and the minimum health tests I would have cleared are OFA hips and elbows, thyroid, heart monitored, and eyes cleared. A total health evaluation cannot be done simply by your veterinarian. you have to go through organizations like the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (www.offa.org) or something similar.
There are some great threads in the breeding forum that I would recommend reading, particularly the stickys (look at Pitbulliest's "Responsible Breeder Checklist... As a breeder, will you be able to clear that checklist?)
Since you seem to have a difficult time even identifying your breed, I would personally hold off on breeding for a LONG time and do a lot of research. It's not a decision to take lightly.
thanks for leting me know I'l keep that in mind but like I sed Im not to sure about doing it any ways so I have to sit dow and think about it and he is only 11 months so I have a long time to think about it but thanks I'l look tru what u sed from pitbulliest. Is there any way that u can send me a copy of it, it would be greate if u do
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perla123 said:
thanks for leting me know I'l keep that in mind but like I sed Im not to sure about doing it any ways so I have to sit dow and think about it and he is only 11 months so I have a long time to think about it but thanks I'l look tru what u sed from pitbulliest. Is there any way that u can send me a copy of it, it would be greate if u do
