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What is the difference between a Mini Bull Terrier and a normal one?

Big Dog — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 09:01:44 +0000

According to a common misbelief, Bull Terriers and Mini Bull Terriers are two separate breeds, but this is false. These two are actually the same breed, it just has two varieties. These kinds of breeds, which have a miniature and a normal size version usually have some little differences in the way they look, for example, the miniatures ones’ heads are usually more round, their stops are usually stronger, they are more pop-eyed and their jaws are sharper. These differences don’t exist between the normal and miniature sized Bull Terriers.
The Mini Bull Terrier can be 35,5 cm high as a maximum, whereas for most breeds, the limit for miniatures is 30 cm.
As breeders in the 19th century crossbred the miniature and normal Bull Terriers, the genetics are not fixed. This means, that even 2 normal sized Bull Terriers could have a miniature sized puppy, or the opposite way, which meant a great challenge for breeders in the 1960’s.

How to buy a European Miniature Bull Terrier?

Big Dog — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 12:34:44 +0000

Having a Miniature Bull Terrier is like having a clown and a small bodyguard at the same time. They enjoy making people laugh with their antics and tirelessness in playing. If one is an active person with a family, this canine is recommended. These dogs have small, sturdy and muscular build with deep chests and long, oval-shaped heads with dark, small, sunken eyes that are narrowly set and thin erect ears. Coats are thin, shiny and coarse coats in almost any color, with or without white patches. They have a goofy yet protective side. As this reflects the breed standard, then this would be a genuine purebred. There are still many guidelines in the standard so one is strongly recommended to do some reading to determine if the breeder they are visiting is a quality and responsible one.

Indicators of non-quality breeders:

Want a quick exchange of puppy and cash without giving all information
Breeder cannot point out what is of standard in the puppy
Unable to provide papers confirming health or bloodlines
No return policy.

Indicators of Quality breeders:

Maintaining its temperament and trademark traits of lively, tough and protective
Preventing health issues such as heart issues and eye problems by grooming and care training
Certificates for vaccinations and health clearances are completed
Referrals are available

Hopefully these tips will help you determine who a good and responsible breeder from the different ones is around. Quality is the breed standard so you should take time to review it. However, simple research cannot replace years of experience in genuine breed inspection and buying which is the best deterrent against scams. To give comfort and confidence to newbie’s, it is good to know that there is a group comprised of serious dog enthusiasts and experts that are focused on helping people out in times of confusion. Enter Euro Puppy! Euro Puppy has the solid experience and vast knowledge of quality breeding. With an impressive track record of helping over 80 countries, one can’t go wrong with Euro Puppy. One is assured prompt assistance when choosing the perfect companion and a thorough session on how to take care of it! With a lifetime guarantee that comes along, one can always put their trust in Euro Puppy!

All things bright and beautiful…

D Dog Fan — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 08:00:51 +0000

…All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful,
The Lord God made them all…

and so the song goes….

Well in the case of the Miniature Bull Terrier some selective development did take place, but it remains a bright, beautiful, and small creature in its own right! Welcome Dear Reader! This blog is dedicated to the bright, beautiful and smaller version of the Bull Terrier. Informative postings will pave the way to create a hub of informatin for all the Miniature Bull Terrier fans!