Bull Terrier (Detailed Introduction)

　　Bull Terriers are very advanced mammals. Although they do not have language expressions like humans, they possess highly developed sensory abilities. They can convey intended meanings through barking, body language, and facial expressions. Therefore, the meanings represented by different body languages of Bull Terriers are also different.

　　When a Bull Terrier is joyful, it will continuously bounce its body, its body will bend, it likes to stomp the ground with its front legs or wag its tail vigorously from side to side, its ears are pressed tightly back against its head, and its eyes become soft and friendly.

　　When a Bull Terrier is happy, it will shake its tail constantly, emit low-pitched sounds from its throat, bark "woof woof" at its owner twice, and occasionally lick the owner's hand and face to show that it feels relaxed and very happy.

　　Despite the Bull Terrier’s peculiar and fierce appearance, it can also act gently and coquettishly. When a Bull Terrier is acting coquettish, it will lower its tail, its eyes will become shy and even somewhat embarrassed to look at the owner. When begging the owner for forgiveness in a coquettish manner, it will gently wag its tail and show an innocent and wronged expression on its face.

　　Additionally, when a Bull Terrier is alert, its ears will stand up and rotate. It focuses on listening carefully to the surrounding sounds, and it will bark "woof woof" as an alarm to scare away intruders and notify its owner to be cautious.

　　When a Bull Terrier is fearful, its tail will droop to varying degrees. When it tucks its tail completely between its legs, it means it is extremely scared inside. A lonely Bull Terrier is very relaxed and limp all over, its eyes appear dull and even somewhat vacant and stunned, it may yawn or emit sorrowful sounds.