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Staffordshire Bull Terrier
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14 Reviews For Staffordshire Bull Terrier

  • Guest 13th Oct 2008

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    Good points? I could go on all night. I have 2 and I've had staffies all my life along with other breeds. They are by far the best breed going. The most fun loving, smart, energetic, affectionate and loyal breed there is. I love them. If you want a family pet, this is the breed for you.Lovely breed. Family pet indeed. The chew when they're are puppies like mad! but it's all worth it.

  • Guest 15th Jul 2008

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    I have had staffs for over 3 years now and they are great! I have notice that a lot of people have very bad views on Staffordshire bull terriers for being very nasty fighting dogs. Which is completely wrong!!! You will not find a more loving and loyal dog than a staff.

    I would recommend this dog to anyone!!!

  • Guest 18th Jun 2008

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    Our Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Bruce, has been with our family for four years now and is well and truely a part of it. We rescued him from a less than pleasant existence when he was about two years old. He's extremely intelligent, sometimes a step ahead of us and so very loving. He's got a massive personality, he's full of energy and loves spending hours playing. He can be a little stubborn when he doesn't want to do as he's told almost as though he turns a deaf ear, but with encouragement he l ...

  • good bye rabbit Rank: Corporal 1st Feb 2008

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    i have 3 staffy's and did not find them difficult to train one is actualy my gun dog. yes i do get some funny looks when out shooting but everybody agrees that she is one of the best gun dog's they have seen not bad for a staffy.
    staffy's are brilliant family dog's and if you put the right time in they will make you smile time after time.
    i also have two pet rabbit's well not mine but the wife's that rome the garden with the dog's (rabbit's chase the dog's if they go to close) and they show no a ...

  • taylor9991 Rank: Captain 6th Apr 2007

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    I bought my Staffy about 5 months ago, and I paid £200 for him. I've had him since he was 5 weeks old. After initial problems (read my Pedigree puppy pouches review) he has settled extremely well into the house, and with kids. Staffies are gorgeous dogs, and they are so affectionate. Mine is really playful and boisterous. His name is Roddy, and he's all black with a slight white chest and a white devil streak on his forehead. He is pretty obedient, and he will listen when shouted at. He do ...

  • Shoppa Rank: Staff Sergeant 8th Nov 2006

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    Staffordshire Bull Terriers have so much energy, and they are so loving towards their owners. They are lovely dogs, and they are stunners too!

    I would recommend a Staffordshire Bull Terrier to anyone.

  • vicsteroo 26th Oct 2006

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    I got my 3 year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier from a rescue centre about a year ago. He was a bit difficult to begin with, was very withdrawn and sad, but soon settled and has been a brilliant companion. He loves his walks and is always eager to please although he does have a tendency to annoy the other half, I definitely think he is a woman's dog.

    I am reluctant to have his bits chopped but think I need to as he humps everything, but is not a chewer unless you give him an empty Coke bottle ...

  • Lee2008 Rank: Major-General 6th Aug 2006

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    For all the blood-curdling history of the Staffordshire bull terrier, many astounding positive qualities permeate through every pore of the breed. The Staffordshire bull terrier is defined not only by its indomitable courage and tenacity but also by its unflinching affection for children. At first glance these qualities appear contradictory. How could a formidable, fearless fighter be expected to curl up at the end of a child's bed? Who could expect that a dog bred to kill other dogs would be ch ...

  • staffmum25 6th Jun 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I love having a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. He is great company, and has such a good personality. I recommend this breed to patient people, as they do need constant reinforcement. I read that they are hard to housebreak, but that was untrue in my case. He has had no accidents since he was about 3 months old. I am really happy about my decision to get him.

  • redmikey 14th Mar 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    My Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy is 20 weeks old now, and even though I have had the breed before, this is the first puppy I have had to train. All the reviews say that Staffordshire Bull Terriers are bright, and I would not always agree. They will do anything for food, but bright? I am not sure. In my biased opinion, this is the most loving, funny, full of life breed out there. You need to be prepared for 100% love when you get a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, and it goes both ways.

  • Ian1671 30th Jan 2006

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    I've had two Staffordshire Bull Terriers and loved them to bits, needless to say it won't be long before there's another one around to laugh at. These dogs need to be handled with a firm hand but a respectful one as well. They love to learn and play even if it does mean destroying EVERY toy you buy, nothing is indestructable with this breed.

  • puppie 28th Nov 2005

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    I have a Staffordshire terrier puppy he is good to learn but doesn't know when to stop HELP

  • badgern Rank: Staff Sergeant 28th Jul 2005

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    We have owned many dogs and our current Staffordshire Bull Terrier is by far the best. She just loves human company and is a real comedian! She doesn't bark incessantly but is a good watchdog. The staff is always happiest in human company and makes a wonderful pet for people with children. The press reports are wrong and misinformed.

  • loulou2204 Rank: Corporal 14th Sep 2004

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    Staffordshire Bull Terriers, if brought up properly and socialised with other dogs when very young make an absolutely FANTASTIC pet! They love children and adults. Like I said before they are very resiliant and tough and can withstand the rough and tumble with a boisterous toddler or older children! Very loyal and protective of their owners, not agressive to other dogs as long as they are mixed with other dogs when they are young! They are easy to look after and don't really drop hair.
    I have ...