Except they were developed in ireland and the apbt was developed in America hence the name (American Pit bull Terrier) so technically this might be considered irish Pitbull Terrier since these dogs were the 1st linage of the apbt's and never once touched American soil
I attended a few Irish staff shows were “Jocko” was there, impressive lad in the 90’s. My boy Lennox was well bred and very game too, on my 3rd ISBT now and wouldn’t have any other breed 👌
All the dogs that a APT were from bloodlines of Irish dog men and English dog men that put there dogs on ships to the USA the Irish Staffordshire bull terrier and the Staffordshire bull terrier and English bull terrier are the dogs that started this hole pit bull terrier line it's because of Ireland England why the USA have this type of dog in the first place.
@@dominicclarke3206 everyone knows that but why do the Irish get alot of the credit when they only bred English dogs they done nothing diffirent from the Americans breeding English dogs and renamed the Stafford apbt
@Carl correct the Irish and Americans kept the tradition and preserved gameness while the kennel club of England ruined the staff for shows. But still we're good ones about just not bred to the kennel club standards
Except they were developed in ireland and the apbt was developed in America hence the name (American Pit bull Terrier) so technically this might be considered irish Pitbull Terrier since these dogs were the 1st linage of the apbt's and never once touched American soil
I wish. When you find some let us know! Staffordshire Bull Terriers are everywhere these days and unfortunately 99 percent of them are not worth looking at.
I've had them for forty years and I've never had a cur, always game to the death ..that's why I love the s.b.t..these or a lot of them was shipped to america to create your pitbull,,,so are they game ?you betcha..lol
@@jcg66Staffordshire bull terrier English bull terrier shipped from England and Ireland to USA and they came back with red nose and bloody green eyes properly breeding them to those American bull dogs
Irish stafford The best of best!!!
Irish stock the real deal such a beautiful breed they love kids
Old time "Irish" Staffords Look just like today's American Pit Bull Terriers!...wow!
Except they were developed in ireland and the apbt was developed in America hence the name (American Pit bull Terrier) so technically this might be considered irish Pitbull Terrier since these dogs were the 1st linage of the apbt's and never once touched American soil
Perfect original Staffordshire
I attended a few Irish staff shows were “Jocko” was there, impressive lad in the 90’s.
My boy Lennox was well bred and very game too, on my 3rd ISBT now and wouldn’t have any other breed 👌
I Just Gave A Pup To My Little Brother We Love Gamebred Animals 🐓🐆
Amazing beautiful staffs
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TRUE CONTENT OF THESE DOGS
Perfect
Thanks for sharing some of them look like apbt. Nice examples of the breed!👍🏼
All the dogs that a APT were from bloodlines of Irish dog men and English dog men that put there dogs on ships to the USA the Irish Staffordshire bull terrier and the Staffordshire bull terrier and English bull terrier are the dogs that started this hole pit bull terrier line it's because of Ireland England why the USA have this type of dog in the first place.
@@dominicclarke3206 everyone knows that but why do the Irish get alot of the credit when they only bred English dogs they done nothing diffirent from the Americans breeding English dogs and renamed the Stafford apbt
@Carl correct the Irish and Americans kept the tradition and preserved gameness while the kennel club of England ruined the staff for shows. But still we're good ones about just not bred to the kennel club standards
@@darkstranjahjunglebunny3667 I got a good one she's a female white and brown markings
@@dominicclarke3206 it's all because of England and the English breed of dogs Ireland get to much credit for just simply breeding English dogs smh
Nice gold footage.
Glad you enjoyed it
Excelentes videos vintage!!
The Irish staff is a APBT
Except they were developed in ireland and the apbt was developed in America hence the name (American Pit bull Terrier) so technically this might be considered irish Pitbull Terrier since these dogs were the 1st linage of the apbt's and never once touched American soil
@@j_hitta0591No, they were developed in Staffordshire England. The clue is in the name.
great video. who knows irish staffordshire bull terrier breeders still bred with morphology and character (game) of the past ... ??
I wish. When you find some let us know! Staffordshire Bull Terriers are everywhere these days and unfortunately 99 percent of them are not worth looking at.
@@NoName-t7e this is not correct, they are just only available from certain people for certain people.
@@jcg66have you got contact details?
@@NoName-t7eI can get you a pup
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Thanks for sharing 👍
fanatics video bro
Nice bulldog
I get why people call these dogs bulldogs but they can be considered terriers just as much as bulldogs tbh 😅
im sure my old dog waz related to these old time ones he had red joe 3 in an big reds sum wyburys ones champion in his blood
Yeah like old boy sed on the movie Robo Cop THAT THING IS A KILLA i guarantee u that dog can kill A kagal
Who is the name of the first dog?
That's a nice hound....almost like the 1st, 2nd generation of bullys back when the 1st started creating what has become a trainwreck...
They don't make them like they use to
Are these dogs bred for gamness ?
These or the dogs that was shipped to America to create the pitbull along with England bull n terriers
@@user-sx7zo3ru6m dey breed both set of dogs here to create the breed it became apbt
I've had them for forty years and I've never had a cur, always game to the death ..that's why I love the s.b.t..these or a lot of them was shipped to america to create your pitbull,,,so are they game ?you betcha..lol
@@darrenfry4695 never had a cur in 40 year ?
@@JK-kp2eb a dog that wasn't game
Irish stafford = sbt x apbt ?
Staffordshire bull terrier Irish dogs and English dogs .
These crossed with bullterriers made magnificent apbt
What ? Crossing a bull terrier with an Irish staffy gets American pit bulls lol I think crossing those all you'll get is a mongrel lol
@@darrenfry4689 Irish Staffordshire bull terrier croos bread with an English bull terrier makes a battle cross puppys .
Pit bulls come from England lol
Is it farmers boys noggs JOCKO they are talking about
@@jcg66Staffordshire bull terrier English bull terrier shipped from England and Ireland to USA and they came back with red nose and bloody green eyes properly breeding them to those American bull dogs