Bull Terrier
Bulteriér





Key facts
| FCI group | 3. Terriers |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
| Life span | 10–14 years |
Recognition features
- Egg-shaped head without a stop
- Muscular, compact build
- Short smooth coat, white or coloured
Purpose
Bred in 19th-century England from Bulldogs and terriers for dog fighting, later turned into a companion.
History
James Hinks fixed the type in the 1850s; the breed was first shown in Birmingham in 1862 and the Bull Terrier Club was founded in 1887.
Coat
Short smooth coat, white or coloured.
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