Working Dogs

Bull Arab/Bull TerrierX pup.

1 female brindle female left to sell from a litter of 10.
DoB- 26/04/2026.

All pups are healthy, strong, agile, good looking and eager to pls. They are smart and as I have only 4 left I have more time to spend individually with them.
I have them sitting, coming to call and am working on stay and leading at present.
Their parents are both well trained, obedient, family orientated, protective, although we don't hunt our dogs they have instinctual hunting traits.
Our dogs are stock proof, have excellent recall, they can be called off strike.
We've travelled Australia extensively and exposed our dogs to many environments and they thrive in the bush on the chase, at the beach in waves, on rivers swimming, caravan parks socialising and back yards protecting what's theirs.
Dad's a Bull Terrier/Australian SheepdogX and he's tough but also extremely intelligent, he has an incredible jaw, will climb trees, jump from moving vehicle, do anything his Dad asks of him but he'll also lay on the couch with me if I'm crook or feeling lazy.
Mum's also tough yet gentle and hellishly protective with greyhound speed. She's a Bull ArabX with a bit of Cane Corso and Hairy Dog in her, her sight and smell are spot on.
She runs them down, he holds them down!
After all that, I'll just add they are great with our kids as they play with them, protect them and are walked by our kids.
Back to pups, the male's a real boy, he's big and strong and yet gentle and in teaching he knows what I'm asking just takes a few extra tries to give it. The brindle females are full of energy and rough each other up constantly so I give them time to settle then they are open to learning and give what I ask with 2 or 3 asks. The tan female is absolutely beautiful all round with a quieter nature yet a sharper mind to do as I ask. All pups are quite apt at putting a stop to things they don't like and do not go out of their different ways to be aggressive. They all love balls and chasing and tug o war, they are alert to feral cats in backyard and passers by. They love honing their skills in who's got front, who takes the back and Mum gives them good pointers along the way.
They are confident and waiting for their new paths in life.