Budweiser Bull Terrier
If you are looking to buy a new dog, one of the most adorable and popular breeds is the Budweiser bull terrier. These feisty critters are great for family outings and are an excellent choice for those who love dogs. The fad has been around for over three decades, and the mascot has been in use for the company since the 1980s.
The mascot of Bud Light has an interesting history. It first starred in the Super Bowl in 1987. Mitch Meyers created the character, which was controversial because it portrayed a female dog as a male dog. Mothers Against Drunk Driving, among others, objected to the idea of marketing the product to children. After two years, the mascot was removed from television commercials and reverted to a real male dog.
Budweiser Bull Terrier commercials have long been associated with the iconic mascot, Spuds Mackenzie.
This dog was super-cool and became the face of the brand. However, Spuds Mackenzie was an English Bull Terrier, and her commercials caused some temperance-oriented attacks. The miniature bull terrier was separated into its own breed in 1992. And now, this popular breed has a special place in the Budweiser universe.
As with any dog, the Budweiser bull terrier needs minimal grooming. Bull terriers tend to shed more in the spring and fall. To prevent shedding, give the dog a bath at least once a month, brush its teeth daily, and check its nails every month. These dogs also need regular socialization and training. A bull terrier is a great pet for a family or someone looking for an excellent pet.
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.
