Bull Terrier Terrier (definite introduction)
Bull Terrier dogs are very advanced mammals. Although they do not have the same language expression as humans, they also have super long sensory capabilities. They can convey the meaning that needs to be expressed through barking, body language, and facial expressions. Therefore, the different body languages of the Bull Terrier also have different meanings.
When the Bull Terrier is happy, it will jump out of its body all the time, and the body will feel uncomfortable. It likes to step on the ground with its front legs or vigorously swing its tail, and its ears will be tightened back. Put it on its head and its eyes will become gentle and affectionate.
When a Bull Terrier is happy, it will keep wagging its tail, make a low tone in its throat, shout "woof" at its owner twice, and lick it from time to time. The owner's hands and face are used to express his relaxed mood and great satisfaction.
Although the Bull Terrier has a strange shape and looks cruel, it turns out that it can also be gentle and coquettish. The Bull Terrier will droop its tail when acting coquettishly, and its eyes will become shy and even look at its owner for some reason. When it begs for forgiveness from its owner in a coquettish way, it will quietly hesitate its tail and show an innocent expression on its face.
In addition, when the Bull Terrier is alert, its ears will stand up and turn. It is carefully monitoring the surrounding activities, and will make a "woof" alarm sound to scare away attacks. The enemy also tells the master to be careful.
When a Bull Terrier is afraid, its tail will droop to varying degrees. When its tail is fully inserted between its legs, it shows that it is very fearful in its heart. As for the quiet Bull Terrier, the whole body is very relaxed and limp, the eyes are dull and even a little dull and startled. It will also yawn, stretch, or make a whining sound.
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