Bull terrier attack

Bull terrier showing aggression towards everyone. Untrained dog. Very dangerous

[GBrai-muzy]

Hes aggressive as hell, but man...he's a specimen.very beautiful, and very lean and muscular

[Brookv]

Coming from a bull terrier owner of two there's no way they'd act like this if they had a stable home and routine. If someone gave up on me who I gave my all to I'd be pissed off too! I'd react worse! He's going to be the best dog ever in the right home and he will be forever grateful for them not giving up on him. ❤🐾 Handsome boy don't let anyone tell you you're a bad boy!

[JBLynch]

The only time a bull terrier should be acting like this is when he's protecting his family. Otherwise they are sweet, affectionate, and hilarious companions who will keep you laughing. This is not a dog for the lazy. They need consistent training, and while incredibly intelligent, they're equally stubborn.

[ah-hlfr]

The dog doesn't trust humans ..completely miss handled.

[Does_it_come_in_black]

This boy needs a good stable home with guidance “no training” “he was given up twice” that’s all you need to know.

[johnnydrama]

Gurantee he had a bad childhood and no love towards him.

[imonaroll]

Needs adult owner. No kids. No other kids. No vegetarians. ❤

[naturallawprinciples]

Dog's it's own needs a couple of months in a stable environment i.e a unit(pack) to belong to, to learn with, develop trust & be given a place in the world.

As a lifelong owner of English bull terriers + a decade of breeding, i can relate, as my first dog was 8 months old when i got her &, just like the one in vid, she'd been previously taken on & given up by 2-3 people & basically she was running wild & was her own boss....i had her for 14 years, she was a wonderful dog, a beautiful temperament, fantastic with children, etc.

[vicaraven]

The breeders and owners fault he behaves that way. This beautiful dog could be a great companion with proper training..

[MyDayumNameIsPrivate]

This breed will not attack its owner, even when in excruciating pain.

The dogs reaction to the handler shows they are not the owner.

If rehomed the dog might never accept/ choose another person as its owner? This is always the key to owning these dogs?

So get one from a puppy as a blank page, not a shelter. It will be loyal to you until the day it dies and feeling you're upset with it, well that will hurt the dog more than anything physical.

- Bull Terrier breeder and trainer with 30 yrs specialisation.

[harrietjohnson]

He’s gorgeous. Sending him love. He’s waging his tail and ready to learn to be a wonderful pet. 💞

[jamesj]

I have owned Rottweilers, pitbulls, & many other dogs. My dog, as of now, is a miniature bull terrier & he's by far the most stubborn and aggressive dog I have ever owned. I don't recommend anyone with a family to own a bull terrier.

[MrRAGE]

this dog represents every angry edgy teen

[marball]

I'd love to have him. With love and care, I bet he'd be a loyal companion.

[BrambleBW]

I love game bred dogs, but a dog that snaps at its owner like that is NEVER a good dog.

[lesbooth]

He needs discipline, love, and respect. They are absolutely beautiful, good family dogs.
And extremely protective of their loved ones.

[walt]

He is being irritated by the fact that he is being held back without actually being pulled away and because he is constantly being tapped on his back legs. He doesn't know what is expected of him. Theh are beautiful dogs- the most loving of them all, but they need to be raised correctly with proper guidance and leadership.

[Craig-wppz]

Its called prey drive 🐁 🐇

Tail wagging, pup just wanna play 🎮

[supersantos]

That's ciko's grandson from next Friday 😂its in the 🧬

[phillyyahudin]

I always heard when them bull terriers used to fight that they occasionally bite the handler ???