The Bull-Pug is a smaller version of the English Bulldog displaying a cute and adorable look because of the wrinkled appearance it inherits from both its parents. They are calm and gentle, making for a beautiful family dog. At times, their stubborn nature could mar their otherwise pleasing personality but for sure may be corrected with early training.
They are perfect couch potatoes who would love lazing at home rather than running around in the yard. So remember to push them to exercise regularly to keep them physically and mentally fit.
Dog Profile
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Other Names:Miniature Bull Dog, Mini-Bull Dog,
Breed Registry Details:ACHC, DBR, DDKC, DRA
Common Physical Features:Sturdy built; broad shoulders; well-pronounced head; wrinkled appearance; curled or straight tail
Stranger-friendly:Somewhat; reserved at the beginning
Animal-Friendly:Somewhat; mostly friendly but male-male aggression visible while fighting for their territory
Climate Compatibility:Moderate
Apartment-friendly:Yes
Care Level:Moderate
Exercise Requirements:Low; Walking and Playing: 40 minutes
Grooming Needs:Moderately low
Coat Brushing:Regular; once a week
Bathing:Occasional; once a month
Eyes and Ears Cleaning:Regular; once a week
Brushing of Teeth:Regular; once a week
Nail Clipping:Occasional; once a month
Feeding:Adults: 1.5 cups dry dog food per day
Puppies: ½ cup dry dog food per day
Hypoallergenic:No
Barking Capacity:Moderate
Trainability:Moderate; because of their stubbornness
Common Health Problems:Breathing problems, hip dysplasia, patellar luxation, skin problems
Origin:USA
Did You Know
They also go by the name Toy Bulldog. However, do not confuse them with the ancient breed of the same name existing during the 18th and 19th centuries, extinct at present.
