Staffy Bull

[jigsaw 11,863]

digger63 it was never put to the test but i doubt very much hed do anything,he is a great companion dog though and i know if my lads out with him there'll be no chance of any dog aggression on his part,he was attacked by a dalmation on the beach a few weeks ago and never once retalliated and lately he was chased in the front door by a cocker spaniel thats some admission to make on a site like this but the truth is always the best option,the dog is an embarrasment

[nunavut guy 0]

:clapper:

[rick12345 181]

My Staffie Murphy, 8 years old now.

 

 

 

 

[digger63 3]

digger63 it was never put to the test but i doubt very much hed do anything,he is a great companion dog though and i know if my lads out with him there'll be no chance of any dog aggression on his part,he was attacked by a dalmation on the beach a few weeks ago and never once retalliated and lately he was chased in the front door by a cocker spaniel thats some admission to make on a site like this but the truth is always the best option,the dog is an embarrasment

 

Very honest mate,still wouldnt like to try it myself though,dogs are weird sometimes my lads got a first x collie/grey dog,he's about 70lb 26 tts,it will run off from a yorkshire terrier if chased[comical to see]

I was once walking him past some back gardens and a boxer dog lunged out of a gap in a fence at me,before i could blink the lurcher nailed it and shook it like a rat,

All i can think is even though he wouldn't protect himself because the dog went for me it brought out some "protective instinct" out in the lurcher.

Hopefully you'll never find out.

atb steve.

[JELLYBEAN 0]

Jigsaw thats a few dog you have there in that first pic,whats the breeding in him

[jigsaw 11,863]

if its the lurcher your on about then it was a generation bred bullxgreyhound cross and after having one before i am not interested in going down that path again as they are not what i need for what i do.i gave it to a young lad for free.i was given it as a free pup and one day i saw it chop one of the terriers and it was only 5 months old then so i thought,a sign of things to come.NO THANK YOU :no:just in case its the staff your on about its pit/staff 1st cross but looks like a staff,it ws a dog i was asked to put to sleep but it was so well trained and quiet i thought it was a sin to do it,so i brought it home to get it a new home and...........the bugger is still here and wont be going anywhere again.

Edited April 17, 2009 by jigsaw

[atuddy 179]

this is sunny my staffy 5 years old

[the fezz 44]

these are old pics , shes getting on for 7 now but staffs are so underestimated , mine will bush all day never stop ,any cover, will go to ground , plays with my 4 year old ,when my lad was younger and we where out for a walk, she will stay with him and not let him get to far ahead , i can put a lead on her and go for a ride on my moutain bike and she will toe me for miles , shes not a fighter and has never started a fight

 

 

[joshnbish 1]

Hi all, i just thought because i was bord i would just show you a good picture that i took of my staffy bull earlier on in the week, how you like, feel free to show me any of your dogs as i would love to see them.

 

cheers

 

mitch

 

 

nice deog mate i dont have a staff but i have a russle

[skipper1 0]

digger63 it was never put to the test but i doubt very much hed do anything,he is a great companion dog though and i know if my lads out with him there'll be no chance of any dog aggression on his part,he was attacked by a dalmation on the beach a few weeks ago and never once retalliated and lately he was chased in the front door by a cocker spaniel thats some admission to make on a site like this but the truth is always the best option,the dog is an embarrasment

least your honest mate lol would your lad agree with you tho??

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

besides adding the blood to lurcher what good are they in the hunting field, ok as a draw dog.

way to slow as a ratting dog, too big to be dug to regular.

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

yet to see one any good at ratting, too bloody slow for bolter.

[daniel23 6]

my 12 month old stafford

 

 

 

 

 

[Running 7]

 

 

 

(brambles nothing more)

 

 

ratting bushing a lot of people seem to overlook what a good sbt can add to any pack imo

Edited May 5, 2009 by Running

[shakka 5]

You all have some stunning dogs

 

Here are my two dogs Gr Ch Abbey and Rameses (the great) They both do a lot of athletics weightpulling lure racing and more.

 

 

 

 

 

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