The An English Bull Terrier eBook sales page, captured 2026-09-23
An English Bull Terrier eBook review
One family's account of raising a bull terrier, for anyone about to get their first
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
So you've decided on a bull terrier, or one has already landed in your life, and now you're quietly panicking. They've got a reputation. You've read the breed pages and the forums and come away knowing they're stubborn and strong and funny, without any real sense of what Tuesday morning is going to look like. That's the gap this fills. It's not a training manual by a professional. The authors say so plainly: they aren't breeders, just owners who read everything they could and still weren't ready. What you get is fourteen years with one dog, Tyson, written down honestly. The chapter titles give away the tone, there's one about being taken for a walk rather than taking one. If you want protocols and a structured programme, this isn't it and you'd be better off with a proper training book or an actual class. What it does give you is realistic expectations, which is worth more than people think when you're about to bring home a dog that will test you. Knowing that the chewing phase is normal, that the stubbornness isn't failure on your part, that other people got through it. One warning. The last chapter is about losing him. It's handled gently, but it's there, and if you're already emotional about a new puppy you might want to save it.
Pros
- Written from real long-term experience, not repackaged breed facts
- Covers rescues and re-homes, not just puppies
- Instant download, works on any computer
- Honest about the hard parts, not just the cute ones
Cons
- One family's experience, not professional training guidance
- Page never says the price or the page count
- No mention of a refund policy or how long the eBook is
- Site feels dated and the linked videos are short home clips
What you get
A downloadable PDF written by the owners of a bull terrier called Tyson, covering choosing a puppy or taking on a rescue, getting the house ready, diet and potty training, walks, collars and leads, sleeping, exercise, treats and kennels, bad habits, grooming and bathing, health warning signs and vet visits. Opens on any computer with Acrobat Reader. Available straight after payment. The final chapter covers Tyson's death at 14.
Before you buy
- Check the price and whether a refund is offered before you pay
- If you want structured obedience training, pair this with a proper training book or a local class
- Make sure you can open PDFs, you'll need a reader
Who it suits
First-time bull terrier owners who want an honest picture of daily life before the dog arrives
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