Our Bull Terrier breeding philosophy focuses on health, temperament, and conformation to breed standards. We carefully select breeding pairs based on genetic health testing, temperament evaluations, and proper physical structure. We prioritize producing healthy, well-socialized Bull Terriers with the characteristic "egg-shaped" head and playful, affectionate personalities that make this breed so special.

Absolutely! We encourage all prospective families to meet or see photos and videos of both parents. This helps you understand the temperament, size, and characteristics your Bull Terrier puppy may inherit. We're transparent about our breeding program and happy to share information about lineage, personality traits, and any relevant health history of the parents.

All our breeding Bull Terriers undergo comprehensive health screening including BAER hearing tests (especially important for white Bull Terriers), cardiac evaluations, patella (knee) examinations, and skin/coat health assessments. We also conduct genetic testing for hereditary conditions and maintain detailed health records for all breeding dogs. Health certificates and test results are available for review.

Each Bull Terrier puppy receives age-appropriate vaccinations including DHPP (distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza, parvovirus) and Bordetella. They also receive thorough veterinary examinations, deworming treatments, and microchipping. Before going to their new home, puppies undergo BAER hearing tests (for white Bull Terriers) and general wellness checks. All health documentation, vaccination records, and test results are provided to new owners.

Yes! We offer a comprehensive 2-year genetic health guarantee covering hereditary conditions common to Bull Terriers. Additionally, we provide a 72-hour health guarantee from the time of pickup, during which you can have your puppy examined by your own veterinarian. If any genetic or congenital health issues are discovered within the guarantee period, we will work with you on a solution, which may include replacement or refund depending on the circumstances.

Bull Terriers can be wonderful family dogs when properly socialized and trained. They are typically playful and affectionate with children, but supervision is always recommended due to their muscular build and exuberant nature. Early socialization with other dogs and proper introduction to other household pets is essential. Some Bull Terriers may have higher prey drives, so introductions should be done carefully and gradually.

Bull Terriers are energetic dogs that require 60-90 minutes of exercise daily. This should include brisk walks, play sessions, and mental stimulation. Puppies need shorter, more frequent exercise sessions to protect their developing joints. Without adequate exercise, Bull Terriers can become bored and develop destructive behaviors. They thrive with activities like fetch, agility training, and interactive games.

Positive reinforcement training works best with Bull Terriers. They respond well to food rewards, praise, and play. Consistency and patience are key, as Bull Terriers can be stubborn. Start training early and keep sessions short and engaging. Socialization should begin as soon as puppies have their vaccinations, exposing them to various people, environments, and situations in a positive manner.

Each Bull Terrier puppy goes home with: complete vaccination records, deworming history, microchip registration, health certificate from our veterinarian, 2-year health guarantee, starter bag of premium puppy food, puppy care guide book, and a blanket with littermate scent for comfort. We also provide lifetime breeder support and are available for questions throughout your dog's life.

To reserve a Bull Terrier puppy, start by contacting us to express your interest. We'll schedule a phone or video consultation to discuss your lifestyle and ensure a Bull Terrier is the right fit. Once approved, a deposit secures your spot on our waiting list. We'll keep you updated throughout the pregnancy and puppy development with photos and videos. Final payment is due when the puppy is ready to go home at 8-10 weeks of age.