small staffy

[nathgoon 2]

my point is , if you want a terrier why not a staff??? and the comment about real dogs ? you cant get more real than a staff

[Waz 4,252]

my point is , if you want a terrier why not a staff??? and the comment about real dogs ? you cant get more real than a staff

 

But if you wanted a terrier for earthwork ie to be dug to, then you wouldnt consider a staff. I know a few places where a beagle would get to ground let alone a staff.

[Beddy-Poacher 30]

better invest in a real terrier

 

hahaha

[lee micheal kennels 12]

[quote name=crazy-staffy ' timestamp='1288014522' post='1766996]

Oh yea...shes nearly 9 years old thats a recent pic..And also, what does anyone think about covering her with my wee bros patterdale??

 

 

Mate of mine has bitch fits to ground..bred little fox killer when crossed with patterdale dog.. nice bitch good luck with her

[fat man 4,741]

every dog can fit below ground ,,,,it all depends how hard you kick them LOL !!

yours must be gud if u hav to kick them to make them go

[nathgoon 2]

my point is , if you want a terrier why not a staff??? and the comment about real dogs ? you cant get more real than a staff

 

But if you wanted a terrier for earthwork ie to be dug to, then you wouldnt consider a staff. I know a few places where a beagle would get to ground let alone a staff.

 

true , but the bloke said he whats a staff to go to ground and im just stateing that they can do so , and its also true that there are better suted dogs for earth work but you wont find a gamer dog that a well bred staff, the world would be a shite place if everone way the same ...

[Penda 3,341]

Staffy defonately not my choice for an earth dog although crossed with a terrier i have know of some handy little earth dogs and you will find that alot of terrier breed do carry some staff in them and some even carry some ebt in there blood, i think that they are best suited for on top work i,e bushing

[dublin dezzy 1,023]

[quote name=crazy-staffy ' timestamp='1288014373' post='1766995]

Just wondering does [NO TEXT TALK] think my staffy is small enough to go down a hole?lol havnt tried her yet as i dont know if its possible il try and get some good pics up

most likely an anti making fun of us.

[samstorm 34]

This one was dug to a few times, but by no means a digging dog. Admittedly, 1/4 terrier.

 

Reminds me of. My bitch every time, how big is she stabs?? Atb samstorm

[Stabs 3]

24lb fit and 16"

 

She was probably about 26/27lb there I'd imagine.

[Guest stewie]

my point is , if you want a terrier why not a staff??? and the comment about real dogs ? you cant get more real than a staff

 

But if you wanted a terrier for earthwork ie to be dug to, then you wouldnt consider a staff. I know a few places where a beagle would get to ground let alone a staff.

 

true , but the bloke said he whats a staff to go to ground and im just stateing that they can do so , and its also true that there are better suted dogs for earth work but you wont find a gamer dog that a well bred staff, the world would be a shite place if everone way the same ...

having goon in your name suits you well

[samstorm 34]

24lb fit and 16"

 

She was probably about 26/27lb there I'd imagine.

Bout same as my bitch then,

[lampinglurcher 36]

she looks like she was finer built than a pure stafford, stabs, do you think this was an advantage for her? ie, not having a huge chest and head

[GET THEM OUT (.)(.) 39]

[GET THEM OUT (.)(.) 39]

a small bitch that was mad to go to ground, as soon as she hit the sharp end she never wanted again ... .