Miniature Bull Terrier

As a fighting dog the Miniature Bull Terrier must be physically strong, agile and bold, but of course he has all these advantages. This dog has an expression of firmness and enthusiasm and intelligence, as passionate as fire but also sweet and very obedient to discipline.

Up to now, the Mini Bull Terrier is a common pet breed. For the owner, cutting the nails of the dog may be the most difficult item in the care, but it is also easy to be ignored by the owner.

Most Mini Bull Terriers don’t like to have their nails trimmed, but if they develop this habit since childhood, they will still accept it. If they wait until the nails are too long, or even bent into hooks, then they are treated. You will definitely encounter difficulties. It is smarter to trim a little at a fixed time each week. When trimming, be careful not to cut the finger flesh. In addition to pain, it will also cause the dog's aversion to being touched on the feet and the fear of trimming the nails. Just cut off the white curved part. Do not cut to the pink part. If it is a flower-colored dog, the nail may be brown or black. It is not easy to distinguish the boundary between the nail and the finger flesh. At this time, just look at the bottom and you can notice that the nail is concave from near the tip. The groove began to grow.

　　 If you still have doubts, handle it carefully and cut only a little at a time. If you accidentally cut the finger meat, don’t panic. Use styptic powder or iodine to stop the bleeding and disinfect it. If you don’t have anything on hand, use ice cubes to stop the bleeding. The bleeding may be exaggerated, but don’t be nervous. Not as serious as it seems. If you still feel that you don’t want or can’t help your Mini Bull Terrier to cut your nails, you can choose to use a file to do it. You can buy suitable files from most hardware stores. It takes time, but it is much safer, and another advantage is that the nails after trimming are smoother. But the best way is to let the nails wear naturally through moderate activity. Of course, if you often take your Mini Bull Terrier to the pet shop to take a bath, then you don’t have to worry about his nail problems. The beautician will help you through the whole process.

The Miniature Bull Terrier is enthusiastic, brave, fearless and determined at work, usually calm and docile, loves company, but lacks patience with other dogs. The Miniature Bull Terrier is not a new breed, it has been valued as a small dog with exceptional performance for over 80 years. It has strong, powerful cheeks, a muscular body, a lively, energetic personality, and a docile, obedient temperament.

This dog appears to be fierce and tough, but in fact it is submissive and friendly with children. However, this dog has a strong fighting spirit and may often harm other dogs, so it must be closely supervised and trained. The Bull Terrier also has a strong sense of territoriality, and will mark its territory with its own scent and update it frequently. The Bull Terrier is a pack dog by nature, but there is a clear hierarchy within the pack.