Little Cinderella

Bull Terrier

About Little Cinderella

SUPER BOWLS BLOOD LINES FEMALE. PRETTY COLOR MARKS
AMERICANS MEXICANS AND EUROPE CHAMPIONS. SUPER BOWLS. BULLS POSITIONS KILACABAR AND OTHERS UK AND EUROPEAN BLOOD LINES.
THE SIRE WAS INPORTED FROM THE SUPER BOWLS BULL TERRIERS OF BELGIUM
THE PICTURES ARE FROM THE 3 WEEKS OLDS
HER PEDIGREE AND HER PARENTS ARE IN THE PICTURES
I offer a healthy puppy with all the care. vaccines according to age. wormed. free of fleas. ticks and other parasites. healthy skin
The litter was born OCT 10 OF 2016. Puppies are FCI and you can register AKC with all the breeding rigths
Come with FCM tattoo registration and microchip and will come with 2 sets of shots, de-wormed and also be taken to the vet before departing to their new home. They are great with small kids, and will be well socialized with other house pets. the dad is around 95 lbs. Pick up date will be around DEC 12. If interested on getting one of these amazing little pups contact us at 9563424982
pictures of the puppy and pedigree are included

About the Breed:
The Bull Terriers, sometimes called "Bullies," are medium to large sized dog with muscular, athletic bodies. One of the Bull Terrier's most memorable physical features is the rounded front of its head. This breed was made especially back in the 1980s when a Bull Terrier named Spuds Mackenzie starred in Budweiser commercials. Some may feel that Bullies are tough-looking, but this breed is actually highly affectionate, playful and even goofy. In fact, the breed is often called a "kid in a dog suit."

The extremely short, smooth coat of the Bull Terrier requires very little maintenance. Only basic routine grooming is necessary. This breed tends to shed at a low to moderate rate, though shedding does increase seasonally.

Thorough obedience training is absolutely essential in order to manage your Bull Terrier. This dog breed can be stubborn and mischievous, sometimes even destructive. In addition to training, this breed needs a proper outlet for its high level of energy. The Bull Terrier is an athletic dog breed with plenty of energy, so routine exercise is very important.

Overall, Bull Terriers have friendly, playful dispositions and make lovely companions for many types of households. Bullies tend to get along remarkably well with children when properly trained and socialized. However it may take time for this breed to get along with other pets. If raised together, well-trained and closely supervised, they can learn to get along beautifully. Bullies are very affectionate and tend to bond closely with their owners. If you are active, patient and able to provide plenty of one-on-one affection to your dog, the Bull Terrier could be the dog breed for you family

Puppy Snapshot