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Gull Terrier

Also called Indian Bull Terrier, Pakistani Bull Terrier, South Asian Gull Terrier, Indo-Pakistani Bull Terrier

Rare breedShort profile

From Pakistan and India (Punjab region).1

At a glance the quick version

Weight, male25 to 29 kg1
Weight, female20 to 25 kg1
Height46 to 56 cm1
Sizelarge

Figures from Wikipedia; no registry standard exists.

loyal and protective of its family
very trainable
alert guardian
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Coat and looks how to spot one

short, dense

A muscular, bull-terrier type dog with a short, tight coat, often compared in looks to the Staffordshire Bull Terrier.12

Colourswhitewhite with darker markings on face or body1

Personality what they are like

A devoted, watchful dog that guards its home and people and is reserved with strangers. It is known for being quick to learn.1

Daily activity how busy a day looks

A strong, active working dog kept for guarding and hunting, so it needs regular vigorous exercise.1

Grooming and care the hands-on bits

The short coat is easy to care for with a weekly brush.1

Company who they like around

Strongly bonded to its owners; early socialisation helps with its natural wariness of strangers.1

The story where it all began

It descends from English bull terriers brought to the subcontinent during the British Raj and crossed with local dogs in Punjab. Once used in blood sports, it became mainly a guard and hunting dog after those were outlawed.1

Fun facts for the dinner table

  1. 1

    Local tradition holds that the type is several hundred years old.1

  2. 2

    It is one of the parents of the larger Gull Dong.2

  3. 3

    It goes by many regional names, including Indian and Pakistani Bull Terrier.1

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A typical home-care rhythm for a Gull Terrier. It is our own starting plan, not a vet's advice, and you can change every line in the app.

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  1. Gull Terrier (Wikipedia) en.wikipedia.orgused for origin, size, coat, colour, temperament, uses, history
  2. Gull Dong (Wikipedia) en.wikipedia.orgused for appearance comparison, derived breed

Checked 2026-09-30. Text is written in our own words from these sources.