KY HillBullies Available Puppies

Sorry, We have no puppies available at this time, although we plan to have a couple more litters this year!

Bull Terrier Puppy prices are $1800 and a $300 deposit is required to be added to the puppy waiting list, proving you are committed to purchasing a puppy from us. Only the people that put down a $300 deposit will be added to the list. This list is posted on the puppy waiting list page. 

A puppy purchase application must also be filled out prior to putting a deposit down, and the balance of the bull terrier puppy you choose will be $1500. We must contact you before you send a deposit. Deposits are refundable if you change your mind and wish to be taken off of the puppy waiting list, unless you have already chosen a puppy from a current litter and the puppy reaches four weeks old at which time deposits are non-refundable.

Deposits can also be transferred from any litter to another at any time. Only people with a deposit down will have first choice of current or upcoming puppies, based on first come first picks. A spreadsheet is on the puppy waiting list page depicting the order that the deposits were received. Please only fill out the puppy purchase application if you plan to put a $300 deposit down on current or future puppies, but remember to let us contact you first.

Available Bull Terrier Puppies

KY HillBullies will have a few litters of bull terrier puppies to sell this year to qualifying homes. We socialize our bull terrier puppies at an early age and begin "puppy pad" training at three to four weeks of age.

All of KY HillBullies Puppies Include:

Full AKC Registration
Litter Pedigree
AKC Puppy Pack
1 Year Health Guarantee Against Any Genetic Disorder
Vet Examinations & Records
Shots
De-Worming
Certificate of Health
Travel Crate
Puppy Blanket
KY HillBullies Tote Bag
KY HillBullies Handbook 1st Edition
KY HillBullies USB Drive with all of your puppy's pictures
Chew Toy, sample food, etc.
Microchip with prepaid lifetime membership in AKC's - Companion Animal Recovery

The full purchase price of KY HillBullies AKC Bull Terrier Puppies is $1800 not including shipping. Visit the puppy purchase information page for details.

A puppy purchase application must be filled out prior to purchasing a puppy or putting a deposit down to get on the waiting list. A $300 deposit is required to get on the waiting list for future puppies.

PayPal payments are accepted, but 4 percent extra will be added  to cover PayPal fees. Credit cards are also accepted through PayPal, and you do not have to have a PayPal account to pay through PayPal. PayPal Payments can be made through the invoice sent from KY HillBullies - AKC Bull Terriers. If you wish to pay with PayPal you must let us know and wait for the invoice. Other forms of payments accepted are Cash or Certified Check. PayPal, the easy way to pay.

If interested in a puppy from a litter above, then please click here to submit a puppy purchase application

A Bull Terrier Puppy's First Night 
at His New Home

Pet owners enjoy the excitement of bringing home a new bull terrier puppy, admiring the youth and vigor that it instantly brings to the household. To help you and your new puppy adjust to the first few nights, here are a few things to consider:

A bull terrier puppy's sleeping quarters should provide sufficient space to include a dog bed or blankets, and a noiseless toy or two for entertainment. A kennel or crate is often a good choice. Where the puppy's sleeping quarters is placed will greatly influence how well it sleeps. It is best to place the bull terrier puppy in a quiet area. 

Two good items to have with your new bull terrier puppy include a hot-water bottle and a clock. A hot-water bottle wrapped in a blanket or towel and placed within the puppy's bedding simulates the heat generated from the mother or litter-mates. A clock also kept close by further soothes the restless puppy by simulating a heartbeat.

A couple of hours before bed allow your new bull terrier puppy to experience a lot of play. About an hour before bedtime let the puppy calm down. Sleep comes more easily after being exhausted by play. Do not allow the puppy to sleep too much in the hours prior to putting it to bed or it will simply be restless.

Patience is the key to training a new bull terrier puppy. With patience and love, you can begin developing a life-long bond with your new family member.

The Advantages of the Microchip

Every Bull Terrier owner wants to keep his or her beloved canine as safe as possible. You do everything you can do to make sure your dog is well cared for and healthy. If you have an indoor dog, you may not think that keeping identification tags is important, but it is. Placing a collar with an identification tag is important, but collars sometimes become lost. When you consider the fact that many animal shelters only keep dogs for seven days, you want to make sure that your Bull Terrier is properly identified. That is where the microchip comes in handy. The microchip is the newest way to identify lost dogs and helps ensure that your lost pooch finds his or her way back home.

The technology of the microchip has become so popular that most animal clinics and animal shelters have the ability to scan a dog for microchip identification. If you opt for the microchip, you should know that it is a painless procedure for your dog. Your vet will insert a tiny microchip about the size of a grain of rice directly under your dog’s skin using a hypodermic needle. The microchip is usually placed behind the neck. The microchip contains special digital number that has been entered on a national microchip database. That information will give the person your contact information. When your pet is lost, a veterinarian or animal shelter can use a special scanner to retrieve the microchip information. It is that easy.

Dog owners love the idea of the microchip because it is permanent. You cannot remove the microchip and unlike a collar or tags, it cannot be lost or destroyed. This is one of the best features of the microchip, especially for Bull Terriers.

There are a few important things to remember about microchips. First, if your dog gets lost, you should never just sit back and wait for a call, even if your dog has a microchip. Not all veterinarians and shelters are equipped with this technology. You need to take the time to call around and place “lost pet” flyers around your neighborhood. In addition, you need to make sure you take the time to update your contact information should you move. It does little to no good to have your pet implanted with the microchip if the information on the national database is incorrect. Your veterinarian can give you information on how to update this information.

It is important to get your dog implanted with the microchip at a young age. Bull Terrier Puppies can have the microchip at age six weeks. Even small breeds of dogs can handle this procedure. The insertion of the microchip is not painful and feels like a regular vaccination shot. You can have your pet implanted with the microchip at your veterinarian office.

IMPORTANT!

If you have never owned a bull terrier before, please research the breed prior to buying. We have tried to provide you with some information on our website. Please visit our pages "About the Bull Terrier" - “The Dog Blog” - “Videos” - “Links” for more information on the Bull Terrier

Who ever said that "money can't buy happiness" 
- forgot about KY HillBullies Bull Terrier Puppies! 

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