My 12 weeks pup's head is too small

Srineem

My pupy is 12 weeks old today.
and i was wondering if his head is slightly too small for his body or even for his age.
I took him out for a walk the other days, someone approached me mention about his head size and it been borthing me ever since.
when i first got him. He was a runt of litter. He was so small. I take a good care of him with good quality food, make sure he has enough exercise he needs. but i still am not sure if i might have missed something here.

Here is his recent pics VVVVVVV
Ps. Most pics was taken when he was about 8 week ish

jur45

Hello
I am no expert but I think he looks fine. The pic of him sitting makes him look podgy but he may have just eaten his meal lol is his worming up to date?
I think that comment got you worried unnecessarily but maybe some others can give you more advice. He is gorgeous none the less and will grow into his body at his own pace I feel. Sometimes we worry about perfection but this comment has made you look hopefully unnecessarily.
Enjoy your sweet puppy

Srineem

@jur45 Hi, His worming is up to date and he just finished his meal when i took the pic.
Thank you for your comment ) finally i can have this thought out of my head <:-P :x

Billie_Tina

Hi there! I think he's a handsome fella! I wouldn't worry too much about it and I think he will definitely fill out in time. They grow so fast! I love the last pic of him, he is such a cutie!

Srineem

@Billie_Tina Thank you! you are right!! i shouldnt be worry at all :x

that1Boomer

This guy looks fine. They all have little heads. But the size is no match to the hardness of the skull. He looks beautiful.

Seon

Looks normal to me. Good looking pup.

BulliesofNC

He's just more "Terrier" type so his head might be a little more narrow than other Bull Terriers. I see quite a few Bull Terriers with the same structure. Most people aren't too concerned about the appearance qualities of their BT unless they are wanting to show their dog and expected a puppy of top quality. Most breeders aren't breeding to those standards and are more interested in just selling puppies.
But if you're wanting to know what is stated for the Bull Terrier head shape from the Breed Standards here it is:

BulliesofNC