GUYS AND DOLLS
WARRIORBULL BED O ROSES(ROM)
Rosie is our first ROM girl. She is an excellent Mum to Warriorbull Opal Nera ( Suzie) Rosie currently lives out her days slothing on the lounge and playing with her best friend 'Gi-Gi' a Chihuahua.
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WARRIORBULL OPAL NERA
Here is Suzie, born 22nd April, 2006. Suzie is a Registered Miniature Bull Terrier. Her Dad is Stardom Dartagnanatemred, and her Mum is Warriorbull Bed O Roses ROM. Suzies wins to date: *Northern Districts Bull Terrier Club Championship/Specialty Show 2006 Where she won Puppy In Breed both days * Bull Terrier Club of SA, 30th Anniversary Specialty Show, Puppy In Show under Judge Mrs Pat Whincop * The Bull Terrier Club (inc) NSW 60th Anniversary Championship Show, 2007, Challenge under judge Mr W F Fitzgerald MBE * Sydney Royal Easter Show 2007, Best of Breed and Puppy Of The Day under judge Mrs W Hubenthal * The Bull Terrier Club (inc) NSW Championship Show 2007, Best Of Breed under judge Mrs Pat Puffett. * ACT Bull Terrier Club Championship Show 2007, Best of Breed under judge Ms Kerry King. Suzie is fully grown at just on 15 inches, with a scissor bite and canines in the correct place. She has just achieved her ROM ( Recognition Of Merit) in just three specialty shows, with 3 lots of 3 points.She is well on her way to her Championship with over 65 points.
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WARRIORBULL TOFFEE APPLE
Introducing the new kid on the block. Warriorbull Toffee Apple. Her Mum is Warriorbull Opal Nera and Dad is Lowdina Double Image. Apple is Genetic tested, and is PLL free.
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ABOUT OUR BREEDING POLICY
We strongly focus on health in our breeding programme. Both physical and mental health. We feed a diet solely on Raw Meaty Bones. We strive for dense bone, solid musculature and spectacular heads. We start training our dogs right from 6 weeks and they go everywhere with us. We are a small kennel and have only one to two litters a year. Our breeding and show girls are our house dogs. So all our miniature bull terriers grow up with 3 small children and our 12 year old Chihuahua. Once our girls have finished their show career and have a couple of litters, we like to find great retirement homes for them. they have given a lot to us so we return the favour by giving them a life where they get to sloth on a lounge, and lie in the sun. We don't believe in dogs wasting their lives in a kennel bored. So we don't kennel our girls. We are very choosy with our retirement homes, and there is conditions which go with our girls. They must never be re-homed, sold, passed on, given away they must come straight back to us. So if you are interested in a Miniature Bull Terrier, who is fully house trained, fantastic with children, other dogs, trained on lead consider an adult dog. At the moment in Australia, Breeders of Miniature Bull Terriers are allowed to breed the Miniature Bull Terrier to the Bull Terrier. We call this an 'Interbred' mating. This helps with trying to lessen the impact of PLL. Primary Lens Luxation where the lens in the eye can fall forwards or backwards in varying degrees usually from the age of 4 onwards. As the Bull terrier does not carry the gene, only some Minis do ,all pups from an 'Interbred' mating are guaranteed not to be affected. But they may carry one part of the gene. All puppies of an 'Interbred' mating can only be registered as Miniature Bull Terriers. At the moment we are focusing on doing 'Interbred' matings. We have found that our size is still small( around 15 inches) and we have better confirmation and head and bone quality. Trevor and Liz Bennett 02 45753912
Our 2010 Litter
Our 2010 litter of Warriorbull Puppies. These puppies are 4th generation totally RAW fed. All pups were genetic tested and found to be PLL clear.
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