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Miniature Bull Terrier
The Miniature Bull Terrier is a curious and energetic dog that is as clumsy as its name might suggest. He is an independent thinker with an endless desire to dig, bark and investigate. This particular animal is a variant of the standard Bull Terrier and even if they look the same, the big difference between them is their size. their story is relatively recent; if by recent we consider the XIX century, of course, so they are dogs that we could call modern sincethey aren’t part of those millenary races that many of us already know.

Time for some Ruff Trivia:
Although his race emerged in the 19th century, in what year was the miniature bull terrier recognized as an official breed in the AKC?

o A: 1963
o B: 1985
o C: 1991

What do you think, give it your best guess in the comments below before we get to the answer! Hang on tight and we’ll get back to this Ruff Trivia Question toward the end of the video.
The Miniature Bull Terrier measures between 9 and 13 inches and weigh between 24 and 33 punds. These dogs have a robust and muscular body with strong chest and powerful shoulders. Their ears are naturally erect and their eyes are very particular. Although they’re known for their variety of colors, from pure white, white with black spots on the head, brindle, red, or a sandy color, the most characteristic of its appearance is its head called "eggshaped" by its elongated snout and its unique eggshaped profile, never seen in other races.

Grooming:
His hair is short and smooth, so the care of the Miniature Bull Terrier isn’t very complicated, just need to brush it a few times a week. Trimming of nails, cleaning of the ears and the brushing of the teeth need to be regular to avoid infections and diseases. Also, you should take him to the veterinarian periodically. We invite you to visit now BrooklynsCorner.com to find dog groomers in your area.
Temperament:
The Miniature Bull Terrier is friendly, playful, stubborn and brave who is always looking for something interesting to do. They love being with people and want to be included in all family activities, a car ride, a walk in the neighborhood or in the park. Also, they’re always alert and will protect your home and family from anyone with bad intentions.
Training:
Due to his innate dominant personality, it will be difficult for him to understand who the leader of the pack is, but with patience and affection, he will understand it. The Miniature Bull Terrier are very intelligent, curious and independent and require a firm but fun training, that will lead them to please their human being once they know what they want.
Health:
The miniature Bull Terrier is a healthy dog most of the time. However, these can be susceptible to various health disorders, caused by the continuous cross breeding that the race underwent to perpetuate certain innate characteristics. Heart problems, deafness, kidney failure, hereditary nephritis, and skin problems are some of the most common examples. That's why we recommend you to excercise, play with them and dedicate some minutes of affection and exclusive attention.
The Miniature Bull Terrier is one of the best dog breeds that you can consider as your family pet. It’s not as dangerous as you think. It is friendly and a lovable dog once you trained it well and adequately.

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