How to Adopt a Bull Terrier Who Jumps Down Stairs
A recent video of a bull terrier jumping downstairs is causing an internet sensation. The dog, named Tank, run up and down the staircase with a mad dash, landing safely at the bottom. The owner of the video, @braydenbushaw, posted the footage on TikTok. So far, the video has gained more than 4.2 million views. Small dogs, such as bull terriers, can easily get hurt on stairs, which can be particularly dangerous for them.
The condition may be a result of a faulty intervertebral disc or IVDD. The discs, or ‘discs’, are shock-absorbing structures in the spine, and if they become damaged, the dog may not recover as quickly as expected. To diagnose IVDD, the vet will perform a series of tests, including x-rays, a neurological exam, and a CT scan or MRI.
The dog’s owner yells, ‘Hey!’ as Tank lands on a step. The video gained widespread attention because of the video’s silly nature. Although it’s hilarious to watch, it’s important to remember that stairs are a potentially dangerous environment for small dogs. Tank’s video is just a silly event, and should never be encouraged by any owner to teach their dog dangerous tricks.
Tank is an adorable dog, and he tries to impress his owner.
He was supposed to run down the stairs in the video, but instead of descending, he returns to the same spot on the stairs. In the end, he lands on the floor below. But the video is still viral, with over 14 million views on Facebook since last Sunday. Just imagine how much fun your new dog will have.
Unfortunately, French bulldogs don’t take well to stairs. Their delicate joints and back are at risk of being injured on stairs. As a result, it’s not a surprise that some French bulldogs hate stairs and can even struggle to climb them. French bulldogs can be highly unpredictable when it comes to stairs, and you’ll have to take care of your pup to prevent the puppy from falling down the stairs.
While there are several ways to stop your dog from falling down the stairs, one of the most effective methods is to introduce them gradually to the idea of going up and down stairs. Descending stairs is considered more dangerous by many dogs than going up. Regardless of the cause, most dogs respond well to this type of training. And the benefits are huge. They will learn to navigate stairs by completing them step-by-step.
Meet Rose Camilla, an expert in the Terrier dog breed and an active writer and publisher. Camilla has been working with Terriers for over 12 years and her passion for them has only grown stronger with time. She has dedicated her life to understanding, training, and writing about Terriers.
