Great videos if you are showing and breeding the dog. Love seeing good examples of the breed. Too many people are breeding colours (blue) these days instead of looking at the standard.
I have rescued, raised & trained pit bull type dogs for decades and I now rescue & train my own service dogs. My first service dog was a very large Am Staff mix, Bekah, I'll love her 4ever. Current partner is adorable Phoebe, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, she owns my heart! From beginning, have used harnesses on my dogs; they are so strong that if they pull hard on collar, they can damage their throat/neck - even cause blindness due to impaired circulation. I hate to see these strong dogs choking!
I had a perfect specimen of a mix,.. Jake was Staffordshire, and German Shepard. He was snipped at 6 mos. And has The Best dog I've ever raised.... with a bullbody, and Sheppard markings...he was Perfect for a mixed perfect breed. He was a great Dog. I miss him very much.
I have a 2 year old Brindle Female, about 40lbs, semi - wht chest, wonderful, friendly, excellent temperment/w my grandkids. She is NOT fond of dogs and will NOT back down from confrontation from any dog, any SIZE. 328psi jaw strength, more than most LARGE dogs, twice her size. she is PROTECTIVE, and a Gift straight from GOD. (Which is DOG spelled backwards) BEST dog breed in the WORLD. period.
If you forget about the standard when breeding you lose the breed. The commentator isnt saying get rid of your dog, its about what to consider for the breed if you are breeding and showing.
Right, the perfect staffie should be judged more on what he can do rather than what he looks like. He was after all originally a working dog breed. I wonder how many of these people that dress up like they're off to a wedding, that cart their dogs around show rings even care for the history of the breed, or are even interested in maintaining working dog abilities by getting working tittles for their dogs. My guess is not a lot, sadly!
People who show their dogs will be totally aware of the history behind the breed. Staffies are not 'working' dogs. Apart from being used for 'vermin' control many years ago. Bull baiting and fighting were not 'work', they were examples of cruel and barbaric practices the breed was used for in bygone days.
I know every thing about a staffordshire bull terrier and you are over reacting even though my dog was showed from the uk and managed it to la because he was well built and had a good skull and had everything right with him
I don't care if they have faults, they are lovely dogs regardless.
They are all beautiful, their faces are all adorable.
The dog at 4.10 is a perfect staff example imo.
Great videos if you are showing and breeding the dog. Love seeing good examples of the breed. Too many people are breeding colours (blue) these days instead of looking at the standard.
Beautiful cute pretty 😍
I have rescued, raised & trained pit bull type dogs for decades and I now rescue & train my own service dogs. My first service dog was a very large Am Staff mix, Bekah, I'll love her 4ever. Current partner is adorable Phoebe, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, she owns my heart! From beginning, have used harnesses on my dogs; they are so strong that if they pull hard on collar, they can damage their throat/neck - even cause blindness due to impaired circulation. I hate to see these strong dogs choking!
Mine has the top ears and I love it
Its funny that this guy is describing my staffie to the tee, everytime he says, this dog is correct.. :)
I had a perfect specimen of a mix,.. Jake was Staffordshire, and German Shepard. He was snipped at 6 mos. And has The Best dog I've ever raised.... with a bullbody, and Sheppard markings...he was Perfect for a mixed perfect breed. He was a great Dog. I miss him very much.
this video appears to be more oriented on the "how to choke your dog" side of things than the "how the dog should look like" , isn't it?
The SBT at :58 looks so much like my late companion, Spanky (pic). I miss him a great deal, he was a very good boy.
RIP spanky
@@jimmydgaf8291 Thanks, Jimmy.
why is he ripping them at the neck with chord choker chains????
I have a 2 year old Brindle Female, about 40lbs, semi - wht chest, wonderful, friendly, excellent temperment/w my grandkids. She is NOT fond of dogs and will NOT back down from confrontation from any dog, any SIZE. 328psi jaw strength, more than most LARGE dogs, twice her size. she is PROTECTIVE, and a Gift straight from GOD. (Which is DOG spelled backwards) BEST dog breed in the WORLD. period.
If you forget about the standard when breeding you lose the breed. The commentator isnt saying get rid of your dog, its about what to consider for the breed if you are breeding and showing.
Right, the perfect staffie should be judged more on what he can do rather than what he looks like. He was after all originally a working dog breed. I wonder how many of these people that dress up like they're off to a wedding, that cart their dogs around show rings even care for the history of the breed, or are even interested in maintaining working dog abilities by getting working tittles for their dogs. My guess is not a lot, sadly!
People who show their dogs will be totally aware of the history behind the breed. Staffies are not 'working' dogs. Apart from being used for 'vermin' control many years ago. Bull baiting and fighting were not 'work', they were examples of cruel and barbaric practices the breed was used for in bygone days.
@jjkh16 what could you produce or can you help the breed?
No dogs are faulty, only humans.
Yes you and your mussel theory. I am not so sure about that. BUT I get the standard. Theory ,thank god that they all don't look the same.
Verry interesting video.
My mate has big ears, he is still a human 😂😂
I bet these Staffordshire terrier are game
S.bull terrier, our dogs in england are staffordshire bull terrier, yes mate I've had some gamest of the game... Cracking little dogs my friend..
@@darrenfry4695 what bloodlines
@@secredeath black warrior , Dazismax black warrior.
Muy bonito vídeo lo pueden traducir al español
Te amo ♥
I know every thing about a staffordshire bull terrier and you are over reacting even though my dog was showed from the uk and managed it to la because he was well built and had a good skull and had everything right with him
This is fault in breed, not the dog. If there is a fault he just probably not going to be used for breeding.
great up load thank yu
You're faulty
We all have faults
What a load of bollocks