What is the difference between the Miniature Bull Terrier and the Standard Bull Terrier? The breed standard for the Miniature Bull Terrier stipulates that the shoulder height should be less than 35.5 centimeters. The height of the Mini Bull Terrier should be between 10 and 14 inches. The height of the Standard Bull Terrier: 53 cm~56 cm. The Miniature Bull Terrier is full of enthusiasm, courage, and has a peaceful and docile personality. The Standard Bull Terrier has an obedient personality and is kind and friendly to children.

The breed standard of the Miniature Bull Terrier is almost the same as the Standard Bull Terrier, except for the strict requirements on height. According to the breed standard of the British Kennel Club Miniature Bull Terrier, as long as the shoulder height is under 30 It can be under 5.5 centimeters, and there is no limit on weight. Of course, the weight still needs to be commensurate with the height, otherwise it may still be disqualified. The Mini Bull Terrier has a well-proportioned body, a strong body structure, and is full of energy. The intelligent Miniature Bull Terrier has a warm, determined expression. The Miniature Bull Terrier is full of enthusiasm and courage, and has a calm and docile personality.

Standard type: Height: 53 cm ~ 56 cm; Weight: 24 kg ~ 28 kg Small: Optimal weight: male dogs 24 ~ 25 kg; female dogs 22 ~ 23 kg. Body height is not described in the standard, but is generally 30 to 35cm.

The height of the Miniature Bull Terrier is between 10 and 14 inches. Miniature Bull Terriers outside this range are disqualified. The body of the Miniature Bull Terrier is square, and the height is proportional to the weight.

Lively and active is the characteristic of most Bull Terriers, and it is also their most attractive character trait. It is often difficult to tell the difference between a Bull Terrier and a 3-year-old child wearing dog clothes. Until the age of 5 or 6, most Bull Terriers will be busy all day long with various things they find interesting. They are eager to participate in activities with people around them, including going out for walks, traveling, participating in social activities and various indoor games. Only in this way can they find a sense of belonging in the family. Therefore, they are suitable for active families. Of course, they are also suitable for living in families where although they are relatively quiet, their owners have a lot of time to accompany and discipline them. For families whose parents go out to work during the day, it is not particularly suitable to raise a Bull Terrier. The only remedy is for the owner to spend a lot of time with them after returning home.

The Bull Terrier appears to be ferocious and capable, but in fact the dog has an obedient personality and is kind and friendly to children. Compared to humans, Bull Terriers are relatively docile, smart and obedient. They are loyal and obedient to their owners. They are especially kind and friendly to children. They are kind and patient. If cared for properly, they can become loyal family guard dogs. However, this dog has an impatient temper, never gives in among dogs, and even hurts other dogs, so it must be strictly monitored.