English Bull Terrier Dogs in Coniston, Westmorland and Furness

2 English Bull Terrier Dogs in Coniston, Westmorland and Furness

Rottweiler x English Bull terrior bitch

Rottweiler & English Bull Terrier Hybrid

5 yearsAge

1Sex

£150Price

So here goes... Looking to rehome my 5 year old bitch. She's a mixed breed (mum is rottie x boxer, dad is English bull x staffie). I've contacted rescue centres and she has been advertised by one bu

Barnoldswick, Lancashire (48mi)

Quality and proven english bull terrier for stud

English Bull Terrier

4 yearsAge

£500Price

Fantastic KC english bull terrier available for stud duties. Joker is a proven stud, bred him myself. He is a gentle boy with very good behaviour, he is very friendly with people and dogs, a fine exam

Licensed BreederID Verified

Preston, Lancashire (45.8mi)

5.00

FAQs

Are English Bull Terriers good family dogs?

English Bull Terriers can be good family dogs, particularly for active families able to provide plenty of interaction, training, and supervision. They are playful, affectionate, and loyal, enjoying petting and playtime with children. However, they need early socialisation and consistent training, so may not suit families unable to meet their attention and exercise requirements.

Is the English Bull Terrier the same as a Pit Bull?

The English Bull Terrier is not the same as a Pit Bull, although they are sometimes grouped together due to similar appearance and background. The Bull Terrier is a distinct breed with unique characteristics separate from the American Pit Bull Terrier or Staffordshire Bull Terrier.

Can English Bull Terriers be left alone?

English Bull Terriers can tolerate being left alone for around 8 hours but do not thrive if left alone frequently or for extended periods. They require companionship and mental stimulation to prevent behavioural issues.

How much exercise does an English Bull Terrier need?

English Bull Terriers are moderately high maintenance with high energy levels needing regular exercise and mental engagement. They should be walked daily, potentially for many miles, and must not be left outside alone to stay happy and healthy.