There are two strains of the bull's head terrier: the white bull's head terrier and the colored bull's head terrier, and the white breed is called the "white knight", which is the honor it maintains to this day. The front of the skull of the minotaur is very flat, from the side to see the face of the minotaur is without a forehead, the bull's head from the forehead to the tip of the nose is directly a small mountain bag, is a convex arc, even the tip of the nose is more downward than other dogs, it can be said to be very unique. The minotaur is very cute and cute, its body muscle lines are particularly developed, its personality is also very active, and it is very brave.
The Minotaur has a unique appearance, short and lean body, and looks like a brave fighter, as a companion dog or a fighter in the dog class, the Minotaur must be strong, agile and brave. The Minotaur has the body of a wrestler and the bite of a shark. The character of the bull head terrier is still relatively docile, intelligent and obedient, lively in nature, loyal to the owner and obedient, especially kind and friendly to children, kind and patient, deeply loved by people, is a loyal and reliable family guard dog.
Although the bull's head is cute and cute, it does not see how powerful it is, but it never gives in to dog fights, and even hurts other dogs, and must be strictly guarded. Because it is a fighting dog bred by the mating of a bulldog and an old English terrier, it has the characteristics of a fighting dog in its blood. Bullhead terriers are naturally active and extremely excited, and individual dogs or after artificial training, have an impatient temperament and a strong fighting nature.
Minotaur terrier compared to other dog breeds, temperament is not too stable, many times, if stimulated, or who deliberately provoked it, it will show unparalleled symptoms of rage, and even crazy bite furniture, or attack other pets and humans around, and when it returns to sanity, as if nothing happened, nothing happened, so far, it is difficult to explain the strange nature of the minotaur, experts are helpless, so if you want to raise a bullhead terrier, There are also many things to worry about, and you must always take care of your dog to avoid hurting people or biting other dogs.
The stubbornness of the minotaur is simple stubbornness, even if the minotaur puppy is born not long ago, it will have its own insistence, such as the sleepy east and west and not lying down to sleep, just stand up. When I grew up, I was even more amazing, and when I was tired of walking, I fell to the ground, and when I was dragged forward, even if my belly was worn out of Mars, I couldn't get up, and I continued to lie down while wagging my tail. When I was a child, I insisted on standing and not lying down, and when I grew up, I insisted on lying on my stomach and not getting up, and the growth process of the minotaur can be described as colorful.
Although the current bull-headed terrier still retains the more stubborn and competitive character of their ancestors, these can be corrected by the training of their owners. The bull's head terrier, which has been well socialized since childhood, is very friendly to strangers and other animals, and is also a gentle and good-tempered seller
Although the minotaur looks a little violent on the outside, in fact, it is not, the minotaur is very gentle. However, under artificial training, the use of the minotaur's stubborn temper, so that it will never be soft in fighting, and has a certain hostility to other dogs, has a strong desire to fight, which is actually an external manifestation of active waves.
Many people in China are afraid of the bull's head terrier, in fact, in foreign countries, the bull's head terrier is quite popular dog breed, because the bull's head terrier is also very patient with the family. The minotaur is very lively, very cute, and the length is so joyful, it is very likable.
In the process of raising the bull's head terrier, it is necessary to understand its habits and first give the bull's head terrier a quiet environment, because when the bull's head terrier first comes into contact with a new environment, it is always full of fear, and it must first give it time to adapt, and then let it have a sense of security. As a companion dog, it is necessary to vigorously develop its gentle side, often take it out to contact the crowd, and slowly eliminate its resistance.
The Bull's Head Terrier ranks 49th in the canine IQ rankings, in the middle and upper reaches of the position. Compared with the border collie and other dogs with high IQ rankings, the bull head terrier is naturally not as good as their IQ, and it will be more difficult than other dogs in the usual daily training, and other dogs can master a few times a few times, and the bull head terrier may take dozens of times to remember. Therefore, be patient when training, and master the appropriate training method.