A Bull Terrier is seen at a dog show in Vigo, northern Spain, September 17, 2006. REUTERS/Miguel Vidal (SPAIN) 

Bullseye, a department store mascot, licks his nose at the Los Angeles film festival's second annual Spirit of Independence award in Los Angeles June 28, 2006. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni (UNITED STATES) 

Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, trots out for the Best in Show competition at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. The terrier went on to win the coveted Best in Show award. 

Kathy Kirk kisses Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, after it won the Best in Show award at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. 

Kathy Kirk bends down to pat Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, after he won the Best in Show award at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. 

Kathy Kirk kisses Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, after it won the Best in Show award at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid 

Kathy Kirk celebrates after Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, wins the Best in Show award at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid 

Kathy Kirk bends down to pat Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, after he won the Best in Show award at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. REUTERS/Seth Wenig 

Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, trots out for the Best in Show competition at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. The terrier went on to win the coveted Best in Show award. REUTERS/Seth Wenig 

Kathy Kirk kisses Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, after it won the Best in Show award at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid 

Kathy Kirk bends down to pat Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, after he won the Best in Show award at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. REUTERS/Seth Wenig 

Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, trots out for the Best in Show competition at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. The terrier went on to win the coveted Best in Show award. REUTERS/Seth Wenig 

Kathy Kirk celebrates after Ch. Rocky Top's Sundance Kid, a colored Bull Terrier, wins the Best in Show award at the 130th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York February 14, 2006. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid 

An employee of the South Korean underwear brand "Yes" displays underwear with a dog print in Seoul January 18, 2006. This particular pair, which was designed to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Dog, comes with the "Bull Terrier" character and is sold at the price of 8,000 won ($8). 

An employee of the South Korean underwear brand "Yes" displays a brassiere with a dog print in Seoul January 18, 2006. The brassiere, which was designed to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Dog, comes with the "Bull Terrier" character and is sold at the price of 9,000 won ($9). 

An employee of the South Korean underwear brand "Yes" displays a brassiere with a dog print in Seoul January 18, 2006. The brassiere, which was designed to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Dog, comes with the "Bull Terrier" character and is sold at the price of 9,000 won ($9). REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon ODLY 

An employee of the South Korean underwear brand "Yes" displays underwear with a dog print in Seoul January 18, 2006. This particular pair, which was designed to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Dog, comes with the "Bull Terrier" character and is sold at the price of 8,000 won ($8). REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon ODLY 

British war veterans and a Staffordshire bull terrier (R) named "Colour Sergeant Watchman Four", the mascot of the Staffordshire Regiment, await Britain's Queen Elizabeth as she visits the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey in London, November 10, 2005. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on Thursday attended the annual event ahead of Remembrance Sunday, when those who died fighting for Britain and its allies in conflict are remembered. REUTERS/Toby Melville 

Anastasia, a four-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier stands in front of Germany's Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe March 16, 2004. The court overturned an earlier law banning the breeding of so-called attack dogs, but upheld a ban on importing them. 

Anastasia, a four-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier stands in front of Germany's Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe March 16, 2004. The court overturned an earlier law banning the breeding of so-called attack dogs, but upheld a ban on importing them. REUTERS/Vincent Kessler KES/JOH/WS 

Anastasia, a four-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier stands in front of Germany's Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe March 16, 2004. The court overturned an earlier law banning the breeding of so-called attack dogs on Tuesday but upheld a ban on importing them. REUTERS/Vincent Kessler KES/JOH/AA 

Loki, a six-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier, leaps over a jump with a tennis ball in his mouth during a "Fly Ball" competition in Sydney August 24, 2003. Fly Ball, invented in Australia, is a game for dogs whose owners teach them to negotiate an obstacle course as fast as possible, retrieve a ball and outpace the competition. 

Loki, a six-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier, leaps over a jump with a
tennis ball in his mouth during a "Fly Ball" competition in Sydney August
24, 2003. Fly Ball, invented in Australia, is a game for dogs whose owners
teach them to negotiate an obstacle course as fast as possible, retrieve a
ball and outpace the competition. REUTERS/Will Burgess PP03090018

WB/CP 

Realistic miniature figures of a sweetfish (L) and a bull terrier (R)
peek out from an egg-shaped chocolate in Tokyo April 15, 2002.
Chocolate makers attract Japanese men, a new demographic of
chocolate-selling, with toys. Japanese consumption of chocolate
products rose 2.5 percent to 239,027tonnes in 2001 - the third straight
year that demand has hit a record high, according to a data compiled by
Chocolate and Cocoa Association of Japan. REUTERS/Toshiyuki Aizawa

YN/RCS 

Zimbabwean vet Rob Gordon describes how this Staffordshire bull terrier was axed on a farm in the Doma area 160 Km's north-west of Harare August 17, 2001. The dog was axed when the unidentified farm was looted by war veterans, ruling party supporters and neighboring communual villagers on August 12. 

Zimbabwean vet Rob Gordon describes how this Staffordshire bull terrier
was axed on a farm in the Doma area 160 Km's north-west of Harare
August 17, 2001.

HB/FMS 

A boy stands behind his English Bull Terrier dog during a demonstration of dog owners in Berlin August 5, 2000. The placard reads "For some a vicious dog, or me the best friend in the world." Some 300 dog owners protested against Berlin authorities after they introduced a new regulation that vicious dogs had to wear a muzzle and be secured with a dog lead in public. REUTERS/Arnd Weigmann (GERMANY ANIMALS SOCIETY) BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE 

A boy stands behind his English Bull Terrier dog during a demonstration of dog owners in Berlin August 5, 2000. The placard reads "For some a vicious dog, or me the best friend in the world." Some 300 dog owners protested against Berlin authorities after they introduced a new regulation that vicious dogs had to wear a muzzle and be secured with a dog lead in public. REUTERS/Arnd Weigmann (GERMANY ANIMALS SOCIETY) BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE 

A boy holds a poster reading: "For some a vicious dog, or me the best friend in the world." as he stands behind his English Bull Terrier dog during a demonstration of dog owners in Berlin August 5, 2000. Some 300 dog owners protested against Berlin authorities after they introduced a new regulation that vicious dogs had to wear a muzzle and be secured with a dog lead in public. 

"For some a vicious dog, or me the best friend in the world." as he stands behind his English Bull Terrier dog during a demonstration of dog owners in Berlin August 5, 2000. Some 300 dog owners protested against Berlin authorities after they introduced a new regulation that vicious dogs had to wear a muzzle and be secured with a dog lead in public. AKW/JRE FOR BEST QUALITY IMAGES SEE: GM1E63A1KXD01 and GM1E63A1KYV01 

A litter of pit bull terrier puppies rest on their owner's laps after winning the best litter prize at a dog show in Bombay January 15. Around 160 dogs from 25 different breeds took part in the show, an annual event organised by the Indian National Kennel Club. 

A litter of pit bull terrier puppies rest on their owner's laps after winning the best litter prize at a dog show in Bombay January 15. Around 160 dogs from 25 different breeds took part in the show, an annual event organised by the Indian National Kennel Club.

SK/DL 

Bruno, a two year old bull dog, cools off with a wet towel as he and his handler wait for their turn at the ring during a dog show in Bombay January 15. Bull dogs are rarely found in Bombay because of the hot weather. Around 160 dogs from 25 different breeds are taking part in the show, an annual event organised by the Indian National Kennel Club.

SK/DL 

Owners of pit bull terriers watch fighting of their "pets" at the outskirts of Yugoslav capital February 26. Average betting goes for up to 2,000 German Marks, extreme betting can reach 100,000 DM, while the average salary in Belgrade is 250 DM