Standing Up For Staffies

[chelsea 125]

don't let mine off the lead unless i'm sure there no other dogs about, saves a lot of hassle.

Same here mate if anything happens it will always be the staffs fault.

Edited January 29, 2014 by chelsea

[WILF 46,685]

My wife had a little staff when we were first going out, nice little thing all be it a spoiled little article of a dog.

Never the less, it was nice and clever too.

 

The trouble with bull and mastiff breeds is that they are like a magnet to every type of buffoon walking.......shame.

[Outlaw Pete 2,224]

so.... would a staffie be able to beat up a Rottweiler

 

 

Speaking from personal experience? When the Staff' was an animal, like my old Sebbie (Out of Stockade's " Irish Blackjack ")? Not a problem!

 

Stupid c*** should have took his Dog out the back way, as we'd agreed. Saved the poor thing getting such a hiding

 

 

[j j m 6,537]

ive had 2 staffies they were bothe the most freindliest dogs you would ever meet and very good with my children

[bird 9,872]

 

so.... would a staffie be able to beat up a Rottweiler

 

 

Speaking from personal experience? When the Staff' was an animal, like my old Sebbie (Out of Stockade's " Irish Blackjack ")? Not a problem!

 

Stupid c*** should have took his Dog out the back way, as we'd agreed. Saved the poor thing getting such a hiding

 

 

 

.. just how the staffs were when we had them in 50-60s 18-20in 40-55lb agile+fit power houses all our dogs were not bad trained and never of the leads only if no dogs about, I remember 1 day walking a bitch for my old man, when this chow thing or what ever it was, came up and tried to start on my bitch, she tried to grab the chows head, but I pulled her quick way, not that quick enough she had load of fur in her mouth . the bloke soon came over quick then and got it . lol

[keepdiggin 9,559]

@wilf

 

 

the same goes for lurchers these days. A lot of the chavs are walking round with salukis etc and setting them on neighbourhood cats.

[Barralad 40]

My Stafford bitch is very biddable. Great with other dogs.

 

Puts up with the lurcher pup to a greater degree than a lot of other dogs would. They sound like they`re killing each other when they are at play, yet not so much as a toothmark between them.

 

She`s had lots of hassle from other dogs, but never bit one yet. She`s got a fantastic tolerance level, even when really pushed!

[Barralad 40]

I have the same problem whiteracer!

 

I`m 6 foot with a skinhead, a Stafford & lurcher on the end of the leads. Some of the reactions of other dog walkers at times are fecking laughable.

 

It is good though when I just click my fingers or give them the "side" command, then walk calmly past whilst the feckers are screaming at their mutts which will do nothing that they want them too.......Irony I think they call it!

 

[whiteracer 258]

Lovely dog you got there Barralad, she got a great shine on her coat mate!

 

'Never judge a book by its cover'

[Plummerterrier 291]

Best dogs about

[bwfc 164]

I never have mine

on the lead shes obedient and stays at heel.A cat may often cross our path or even another dog but shes to obedient to bolt or take on another aggresive animal.She had a Jack Russell growling and snapping 6 inches from her nose the other day but she just looked at me to as if to say what the f**k?.

Im lucky that i spend all my waking day with my dog and she is the most loyal,loving, obedient dog i have ever had!!.

[Frann 882]

very handsome breeds the Staff

[gnasher16 30,058]

Personally i find 99% of them repulsive i dont think any single breed of dog has changed more in such a short space of time.... today most of them are bordering on being a " toy breed " not a " terrier breed "......i guess its each to their own and naturally folk will be happy with what they have if they have nothing to compare to but if you remember the breed from years ago and have an ounce of honesty you couldnt fail to be dissapointed in the majority of specimens today,physically and mentally.......just my opinion like.

[mushroom 12,879]

That staff of mine from the video now lives with the mother (who is disabled) Me mam won't return her to me and tbh has ruined her. But that dog is the best companion for her, she is happy chilling out or going out and considering she was brought up hunting never attacks anything when out with my dad. Now as for protective supposedly she won't allow anyone near my mum she doesn't know, a low growl is the warning and usually heeded

 

Point is you get the right type of breeding and you will struggle to find a more versatile adaptable companion try telling that to the masses after all the bollox press they get and the dickkheads that are attracted to this type as WILF said.

[dare 1,103]

Find most people through attachment or pride can't find faults in their own dogs. Far too many poor examples are bred. Always believed a dog should have to earn the right to be bred. Being a lovely dog or having a great pedigree doesn't mean a dog should be bred. The oh I wanted a pup back from him or her. Personally I'd rather a second dog from something that's earned it's right to be bred than one from mine just because it is mine. That said if your still going to do it then prehaps full the rest? If just one of that litter goes to someone with the same mentality and gets bred. How many extra dogs is that out there now which add no benefit to the next generation of the breed? Another thing I suppose is people's greed. Why cull when I get a few hundred for the pup. Those same people will probably tell you they love their dogs. They love money more than the breed though. 8 out of 10 Staffords I see personally I think look shit. I'd say 9 out of 10 although better if I say 99%, shouldn't be bred.