Staffordshire Bull Terrier
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier came from in England when bloodstream sports (bear and bull bait-ing after which later dog fighting) remained as popular. Descended from Mastiffs, that old Bulldog, along with a small terrier, the dogs maintained within the mid-1800s as Old Dog Terriers. The dogs which were introduced towards the U.S. within the mid-1800s progressed into taller, heavier-bodied dogs than individuals that continued to be in England. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier stands 14 to 16 inches tall and weighs in at 24 to 38 pounds. These dogs are muscu-lar, yet agile. The mind is broad having a short foreface, with half-pricked ears, and round, medium-sized eyes. Your body is compact, having a wide chest. The tail is of medium length and isn't docked. he coat is brief and smooth. Coat colors include red-colored, fawn, black, blue, or brindle, without or with whitened markings.
The coat is simple to keep it takes brushing once per week to help keep it clean. The coat does shed, though, about annually.
It is really an active, sports breed that requires energetic daily exercise. That they like to operate, get trained in agility, or chase toys. Walks are wonderful possibilities for socialization but aren't enough exercise for any youthful, healthy Stafford. All off-leash exercise ought to be inside a fenced-in yard, as Staffords possess a strong prey drive and lots of adult Staffords aren't good with strange dogs.
Training a Stafford needs a balance of firmness (to ensure that the dog owner can establish control) and leadership yet an easy hands, because these dogs could be remarkably sensitive. Simultaneously, they may be persistent. Socialization and training should both begin at the begining of puppyhood. The Stafford does better when she isn't left alone for a lot of hrs every day. When bored and lonely, a Stafford could be amazingly destructive when attempting to amuse herself.
The breed is nice with children and can participate in using the kids? games. They may be aggressive with other dogs. Health issues include stylish dysplasia, eye defects, and cleft palate.
Registries: AKC, UKC, CKC
Occupation:Companion
Size: 14 to 16 in tall 24 to 38 pounds
Durability: 12 to 14 years
Exercise: Energetic daily exercise
Training: Moderate
Grooming: Easy
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