BULLIE TIPS

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DID YOU KNOW ?

Since dogs have been inbred for centuries, their physical and mental characteristics are constantly being changed to suit man`desires for hunting, retreving,scenting,guarding and warming their master's laps.During the past 150 years,dogs have been judged according to physical characteristics as well as functional abilities.Fewer breeds other than bull terrier's can boast a genuine balance between physique,working ability and temperament.

ARE YOU A FIT OWNER ?

if the breeder from whom you are buying a puppy asks you a lot of personal questions,do not be insulted.Such a breeder wants to be sure that you will be a fit provider for his puppy.

DID YOU KNOW ?

it will take at least two weeks for your puppy to become accustomed to his new sorroundings.Give him her lots of love,attention,handling,frequent opportunities to relieve him her self,a diet he likes to eat and a place he can call his own.

THE GOLDEN RULE

the golden rule of dog training is simple.For each `Question` (command),there is only one correct answer (reaction).one command = one reaction.Keep practising the command untill the dog reacts correctly without hesitating.Be repetitive but not monotonous.Dogs get bored just as people do!

DID YOU KNOW ?

to a dog's way of thinking.your hands are like his mouth in terms of defence mechanism.if you squeeze him too tighty,he might just bite you because that would be his normal response.this is not aggressive biting and,although all biting should be discouraged,you need the discipline in learning how to handle your dog

DID YOU KNOW ?

your dog is actually training you at the same time you are training him.Dogs do things to get attention.They usually repeat whatever succeeds in getting your attention.

DID YOU KNOW ?

if you wont to be successful in training your dog,you have four rules to obey yourself:

1.Develop an understanding of how a dog thinks.

2.Do not blame the dog for lack of communication.

3.Define your dog's personality and act accordingly.

4.Have patience and be consistent.