When comparing a Poodle and a Bull Terrier, Poodles are generally considered easier to care for. They are smaller in size, possess high intelligence, and, importantly, they are non-shedding.
Poodles are indeed often the easier choice. Originating in Europe, sometimes called "French Poodles", they are small, very lively, extremely friendly to people, and exceptionally smart. Crucially, Poodles are non-shedding, preventing a home full of dog hair, making cleaning easier. Secondly, this breed has very little odor, almost none, and ranks second among all dog breeds in intelligence, and first among small dogs, making them easily trainable. Thirdly, the Poodle breed is non-aggressive, quite friendly with children, and unlikely to cause trouble. These factors significantly enhance the ease of caring for a Poodle.
Bull Terriers, on the other hand, are naturally hyperactive, with an inherent tendency to be energetic and excitable. They often display a tendency to engage in scuffles with other dogs, a significant drawback. However, if owners don't specifically train them to be aggressive, Bull Terriers can be docile and affectionate. They are more likely to show affection and clinginess to humans, often described as having a gentle, obedient nature, loyal and highly trainable. They are also known to be patient and good with children. A Bull Terrier can be seen as a combination of a Poodle and a fighting dog. They are a dog breed designed for gentlemen, and can be a very loyal guard dog. The decision between a Poodle and a Bull Terrier ultimately depends on an individual's preference and lifestyle. While both breeds have their own unique charm, for ease of care, the Poodle is often the preferred choice due to their low maintenance grooming and overall ease of handling, which includes their temperament, trainability and lack of shedding. The decision, though, should also consider the needs of each individual dog.