American Bullweiler

American Bullweiler History

The American Bullweiler is a muscular, medium-sized, working-type bull terrier.

American Bullweiler Physical Characteristics

The American Bullweiler is a medium-sized breed of dog that resembles a Bulldog. They are muscular and athletic, weighing between 70 and 95 pounds and standing between 16 and 22 inches at the withers. They have a rectangular head with a flat skull, a wrinkled forehead and a pointed muzzle. They have wide-set, round, dark-colored eyes. Their short, smooth coat comes in white, red, brindle, gray, or red brindle. They have loose skin on their neck, shoulders and haunches. The tail of the bull terrier is docked.

American Bullweiler Health

Description of breed health.

American Bullweiler Temperament and Behaviour

The American Bullweiler is a large, powerful dog with a strong, muscular body. They are intelligent and athletic, and have a confident and fearless demeanor. They are loyal and protective of their family and home, and are friendly and good with children. They need plenty of exercise and socialization, and may be too much dog for a first-time owner.

American Bullweiler Activity Requirements

American Bullweilers are a fairly new addition to the AKC, having been added in 2015. They are a beautiful, hard-working dog that is known for its loyalty and athleticism. This is an extremely active and energetic breed. They need plenty of exercise and can be prone to destructive behavior if they don’t get enough. American Bullweilers should be walked several times a day and given plenty of time to play and exercise. If you live in an apartment or have limited outdoor space, an American Bullweiler may not be the right dog for you. They are extremely active and need to have room to run. Keep in mind that they require lots of attention and are best suited to a home with an active owner.

Kennel Club Recognition