The GTBTC serves the areas of Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and Northern West Virginia. Our goals are to promote our breed, educate the public and most of all... enjoy our canine friends.

The purpose of the Bull Terrier Club Of New England shall be the development and promotion of interests in Bull Terriers through encouragement of training, fostering of shows, exhibits and matches, dissemination of knowledge and information to the general public, and within the extent of its means and abilities the support of any programs or policies which advance these aims and are for the best interest of members, owners and breeders of Bull Terriers.

Second to the Bull Terrier Club of America, we are the oldest Bull Terrier Club in the United States. A tour through our website will provide you with standard information on our breed and our club, in addition to several surprises that are both informative, unexpected and entertaining like the breed we support and enjoy.

The Bull Terrier Club of Tampa Bay is not a political club, and never will be, but its members, by banding together provides education to the public, and demonstrates that there is a community of dog lovers (and voters) that are active and responsible and working to make a positive contribution to the breed we love.

Colorado based non-profit group dedicated to show, care, rescue, adoption of English Bull Terriers in the metro Denver region.Our major emphasis has shifted from showing to rescue

Our organization is made up of a group of very diversified people, all sizes, shapes and flavors, just like our dogs. In our efforts to further the stature of the breed, and because of our own aggressive goals, we drive them hundreds of miles sometimes, to attend a dog show. We provide safe harbor for less fortunate Bully’s who need a good meal; a good night’s sleep and a worry free environment that lets them relax and return to their former glory.

The Bull Terrier Club of Puget Sound is a group of people interested in the promotion and welfare of the Bull Terrier breed. We promote responsible dog ownership, breeding, showing, and training of Bull Terriers. We host annual shows for Bull Terriers, club activities to celebrate our breed, and  events to educate the local populace regarding the breed.

The BTMCD is made up of people throughout Michigan and Northern Ohio who are interested in Bull Terriers. Our members include people at all levels of involvement with the breed, from people who don't even own a dog through those who have been active showing and breeding Bull Terriers for many years.

Whether you are a BCBTC club member, seasoned Bull Terrier owner/enthusiast, or looking at our breed for the first time, you will find something of interest here. Our website offers access to a wealth of information about this wonderful breed and the role our club plays in promoting and supporting it.

The BBTC was established in 1974 by a group of bull terrier fanciers in Northeastern Ohio. The club has grown to cover the entire State of Ohio with membership now centering around the Columbus area. Our membership consists of people who don't even own a bully to those who have been active showing and breeding bull terriers for many years. BBTC has an active membership that holds meetings and social events throughout the year.

The MBTCA was founded in 1966.  It has over 130 members residing all over the US, as well as Canada and other countries.   The MBTCA was originally created by a dedicated group of breeders and owners interested in promoting wider knowledge and greater appreciation of the extraordinary qualities of this breed.  Membership is open to fanciers who are interested in exhibiting at AKC dog shows and/or performance events, and support breeding towards a healthy Miniature Bull Terrier who fits the standard in both type and temperament.

Based in Southern California, Golden State supports Specialty Bull Terrier and All Breed dog shows, as well as matches for puppies and novices. The club's goals include helping newcomers to our breed and advancing knowledge about our breed to the general public. These and other club functions, such as luncheons and holiday parties, provide a wonderful opportunity for shared knowledge and camaraderie. We also support a critically important rescue program for lost and unloved Bull Terriers throughout Southern California.

AKC parent club for the Bull Terrier. Sponsors shows, educational events, health seminars. Rescue services, newsletters. Illustrated standard. We are striving to provide information relative to the many diverse aspects of Bull Terrier ownership and information about our club. - Read more

The purpose of the Bull Terrier Club of Central Arizona, Inc. is to protect and advance the breed with regard to showing, breeding, health care and training. We encourage and promote the selective breeding of AKC registered Bull Terriers in order to conform more perfectly to the breed standard. General breed and rescue information, pictures, listing of shows and events and club contacts. - Read more

Listings of events and shows with photos. Too often health testing alone is considered enough, it is not, the true guide is producing dogs that have a long and happy life. - Read more

Southern California club. Event listings and photos. Orange Coast Bull Terrier Club members have been involved in the rescue of purebred Bull Terriers in the Southern California area for many years. These Bull Terriers are products of broken homes, shelter turn-ins or strays that have been picked up in the Southern California area. - Read more