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Bull Terrier - Dog breed
Dogmedium10-14 yearsTerrier

Bull Terrier

Playful, charming, and mischievous egg-head

Size
medium
Lifespan
12 years
Senior Age
9+ years
Origin
England

Characteristics

PlayfulCharmingMischievousActive

Bull Terrier Age in Human Years

Dog AgeHuman AgeLife Stage
0.5 years20 yearsJunior
1 year31 yearsAdult
2 years42 yearsAdult
3 years49 yearsAdult
4 years53 yearsMature
5 years57 yearsMature
6 years60 yearsMature
7 years62 yearsMature
8 years64 yearsMature
9 years66 yearsSenior
10 years68 yearsSenior
12 years71 yearsSenior
14 years73 yearsSenior

Health Considerations

  • Heart problems screening
  • Kidney disease possible
  • Deafness in whites

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Bull Terriers live?

Bull Terriers typically live 10 to 14 years, with an average lifespan of 12 years. Proper nutrition, regular exercise, and routine veterinary care can help your Bull Terrier live a longer, healthier life.

When is a Bull Terrier considered a senior?

A Bull Terrier is generally considered a senior at around 9 years of age. At this stage, you may notice changes in energy levels, and it's important to adjust their diet and exercise routine accordingly.

How do I calculate my Bull Terrier's age in human years?

Bull Terrier aging isn't linear like the old "7 years" myth suggests. Use our breed-specific calculator above for accurate results. Generally, Bull Terriers age faster in their first few years, then slow down as adults.

What size is a Bull Terrier?

Bull Terriers are classified as medium-sized dogs. They belong to the Terrier group and are known for being playful, charming, mischievous.

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