Shorty Bull Dogs in Wales

2 Shorty Bull Dogs in Wales

Nano bully

Staffordshire Bull Terrier & Shorty Bull Hybrid

2 yearsAge

1Sex

£250Price

Please meet Nibbles, she is a 2 year old nano bully. Mum pocket bully and dad nano bully. Sadly we have to rehome her. She is very nervous of our 16 month old baby and it really is unfair on her. She

Abertillery, Blaenau Gwent

0 reviews

Pocket bully

American Bully & Shorty Bull Hybrid

3 yearsAge

1Sex

£100Price

Unfortunately I am looking for a home for this 3 year old pock3t bully. Her name is nove and we have owned her for the last 12 months but unfortunately she wont get on with our other dogs She has a

Caernarfon, Gwynedd

0 reviews

FAQs

What is a Shorty Bull?

A Shorty Bull is a compact and muscular bulldog breed weighing under 40 pounds and standing about 15 inches tall at the shoulder. It features a thick bone structure, wide frame, and pronounced muscle definition, with classic bulldog traits such as a round head, widely set eyes, and a slightly upturned nose. This breed embodies the strength and characteristics of larger bull breeds in a smaller, more manageable size.

Are Shorty Bulls aggressive?

Shorty Bulls are not aggressive toward humans and are known for being naturally happy, confident, outgoing, and loyal. Aggression or extreme shyness is considered a fault in this breed. While they have a strong prey drive and high playfulness, they generally have a good-natured and even temperament, making them excellent companion dogs with proper socialization and training.

Who created the Shorty Bull breed?

The Shorty Bull breed was created by Jamie Sweet, considered the founder of the breed, who aimed to develop a compact bulldog type with good temperament, structure, and fewer health issues. The breed was developed with focus on active lifestyle, health, and ease of breeding, distinct from simply being a miniature version of a larger bull breed.

What is the best food for a Shorty Bull?

Shorty Bulls benefit from a balanced, high-quality diet suitable for active, muscular small dogs. A protein-rich, nutrient-dense dog food helps maintain their strong muscle and bone structure. Moderate feeding portions are recommended to avoid overfeeding while meeting their nutritional needs. Consulting a veterinarian is advisable to tailor the diet based on the individual dog's activity level and health.