People are not really aware of the bull breeds and others just deem them unsuitable as a pet because of their notorious image due to all the rumors running amuck. You will be surprised to know that most of these are really sociable and easily form bonds with people around them. There are various breeds that fall under this category.
The first on list of bull breeds is the Boxer. They are strong, smart and alert, with protective yet friendly temperaments. They are known to stand up on their hind legs and bat with their front paws when playing or engaging with an opponent. That is how they get the name 'Boxer'. Not only are they great as companions, but serve their owners in multiple ways. They are known to assist the blind and also acted as couriers during World War 1.
Alpha blue blood is named after the region of Georgia where it was first bred in the late 1970s. A working dog at heart with natural herding instincts and capabilities, it is also a very loyal companion which is friendly with children and is protective of the owners. With a medium, athletic build supporting a broad head, loose upper lip and wide set eyes, this dog needs a lot of daily exercise, which makes it a great choice for families that have plenty of backyard space.
American Pit Bull Terrier is a bull and terrier cross that originated in Europe. These dogs are very athletic, making them a good fit for agility competitions and dog sports. American pit bull terriers have a distinct, sturdy head and weigh from 30 to 60 pounds (14 to 27 kilograms). They have an amiable disposition and are affable even with strangers. Law enforcement agencies often train pit bulls to be narcotics and explosives detection dogs.
Staffordshire Bull Terrier is thought to be one of the first 'bull and terrier' crosses made centuries ago. They are extremely athletic and muscular, as well as smart, tenacious and affectionate, and they excel in agility and show rings. They also drool rarely, because unlike other dogs, its lips are not loose in any way. They weigh between 30 and 35 pounds (14 to 16 kilograms). It is a popular choice because of its affectionate attitude towards children; it also requires little upkeep in terms of grooming. Most of them can get by with a weekly brushing. Thanks to their short, smooth coats.
The American Bulldogs were originally bred to drive cattle and guard farm property. They still reflect their protective instincts as they create a strong bond with their owner and fearlessly defend them against anything perceived to be a threat. Though they may have a tough exterior, these dogs are also known for interacting well with children and other pets - especially if you socialize them early on to foster their naturally happy, friendly temperaments. They also have a sturdy and muscular build, with a short, stiff coat that is relatively easy to groom and maintain.
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