7 Reasons Not To Get A Staffordshire Bull Terrier (Staffie)
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Staffies are incredible dogs, they're loyal, loving and so much fun! However, there are some drawbacks and potential problems that come with owning a staffy that mean they might not be the right dog for YOU.
Here are 7 reasons why you might not want to get a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. If you can think of any we've missed then please let us know down below in the comments. Our aim is to give everyone the tools and information they need to raise a puppy or adopt a rescue dog. Come find us on all good social medias we are @SkoolDoggery everywhere. Give us your comments, your questions and anything you think we should cover here on the channel and we may include them in a future video. If you like this video, consider subscribing to our channel.
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Very accurate summary of Staffies. Good job.
Thank you kindly!
I had a rescue staff from 10 weeks old to 16 and a halve years and sadly lost him a year and a halve ago.My whole world has changed I miss him so much .He was my right hand little man.Cosmo will be for ever I my heart.Still some of his favourite things popping up out of the oddest places letting me know he is still here with me.
Awww I’m sorry to hear that. But they do stay with us forever 🥰
I have a 9 month old Staffy and she is the smartest most loving dog I've ever had, everyone in the neighborhood during our walks love her too. I live in Hawaii which the Pitbull is basically the State dog so nobody here freaks out about the bully breed.
Oh that sounds amazing. Britain is famous for bully breeds, but they still have a bad reputation with some people 🙁
I agree on the stubborn part. My Amstaff was a handful when she was young. But when she turned 3 years old she has been just an amazing dog that is very easy to live with. She is confident and doesn't fear anything. Just a marvelous dog!
but don't assume that just waiting will "cure" it. It's just that then he or she might stop the constant rule bending and accept his or her place.
An Amstaff is not the same thing as a Staffordshire Bull Terrier...They were broken off The American Pit Bull Terrier....Colby had dual registered one of his Best looking American Pit Bull Terrier as Both a Pit Bull/AmStaff....this dog became the standard for the AmStaff...and was bred mostly for show..However over time it started to look a slight bit different than the American Pit Bull Terrier. But without the American Pit Bull Terrier the AmStaff would not exist.
My AM Staffie just passed in 01/24😢 incredible dog. Extremeky loyal and pritective.... sweetest dog ever. Best pup ive ever had. Fantastic with our cats.... not so much with wild life😅
I’m sorry to hear that. But it’s great they were good with your cats!
@@SkoolDoggery He was awesome with them, super protective..... He Washington 12, was with me for 10 years ❤️
Recall is key with all beautiful breeds.
100% it is. I just wish more people worked on it!
The farts. Reason number eight is definitely the farts. Be prepared to need to try a whole different bunch of diets as your Staffie ages.
Haha awww man that’s so right and needs to be a whole video on its own 😅
@@SkoolDoggery Not only could my last Satffie clear a room, he could peel the paint in the room.
😂
I got a staffy, and let me tell you… puppy stage is something else 😅 My 13 week old has an incredible amount of energy and attitude. She nips like crazy and gets the zummies. When she gets wound up, it’s hard to calm her down to leash her, or grab the ball to play fetch. 😂 But I’m sure it’ll all be worth it in the end.
@@FeliciaBerryVlogsIt’s totally worth it! You’re right it’s a struggle but when they do chill it’s sooo lovely.
TBH I didn't hear any reasons not to get a staffy 😄
Super. Thank you!
Thanks!
Sounds like my my wee rescue staffy 😊🎉 best friend!!
Freddie is my best friend too, staffys are great for that.
I have a staffy cross, looks like he was crossed with a golden labrador!! He is quite heavy, about 35 kg, so not a pure staffy. He is dog reactive, and he has pulled me over once. However he is a bit of a wuss, a velcro dog yes and a bit of a drama queen. I have to put a leather muzzle on him when we go out, and a prong collar. I have another dog, a lab cross with german shorthaired pointer, who is an absolute delight, I've trained her to walk off leash, and not chase cats and foxes which she used to do. I'm afraid I will never be able to let my staffy go off leash. I'm happy that they seem to get on together, my staffy always wants to be beside my lab.
Ooofff, a 35kg staffy! I thought ours was heavy at 27 😅
@@SkoolDoggery🤣🤣🤣I was told by the vet he was overweight, I give both my dogs just one meal a day, with small treats at breakfast and bedtime. I think my staffy has lost some weight because I see more of his ribs. I give him vitamins for his skin and coat because he seems to have a fungal problem on his paws. It may be Malassezia pachydermatis. If you have any tips for this please let me know. Staffies are susceptible to skin conditions. Thank you for your reply.
I have a two yo JRT and thinking of buying Staffie. Excellent video, thanks.
Despite the title of the video, you won’t regret it if you do!
I have a 9 month old and she Is my first ever Staffy, best dog I have ever had, they are a great breed.
Man it's like the best dog I've ever owned, if you're a lazy ass that doesn't like to be active then definitely don't get one but they're great
I wish more people knew they can't be lazy with these guys. But you're right, they are such great dogs!
So freaking true lol i own a staffy and i cant handle her anymore. This video explains it perfectly
They are so much to handle aren’t they?!
@SkoolDoggery absolutely lol but somehow I don't regret getting her. I try to give her a great life full of treats and fun but she makes it so difficult but she is so friendly and means well
Excuses! Pisspoor.. my 11 year old staffy dog is typical and gets worse.. makes me love her even more!! Last 10 years was hard work..would do it all over again!!
@@SkoolDoggerydo you actually own one?
Can hear that you know what your talking about but reasons not to get a staffy dog ?? I'm insulted! I've owned them all my life.. seems like your putting people off
My female is amazing social fun energetic
Hello,
We have earlier had a golden retriver and our second dog was a rhodesian ridgeback.Our ridgback passed away about 12 years ago.
We have now gotten on a bit in age. What used to be a percfect match may no longer be so.
I am now 64 years old and have retired.
My partners is 9 years yonger than I am but she has problems with arms and shoulders.
In my view, the ridgeback is still the best and the most beutiful dog in the world.
But given our conditions, it may sadly no longer be the best fit.
We have not yet decidede to get a new dog, but as I am now retired we have talked about it.
The breeds we have discussed are,
German pincher
Staffordshire bullterrier
Continental bulldog
We are not high energy people.
We will go on at least one 30-60 minutes walk each day as well as a few shorter potty breaks.
In addition we will occasionally go on longer hikes.
Probably several hours.
If we get a new dog we would like it to be ok with our less active days but still manage to keep up on our more active days.
We would like the dog to be protective and guard our house.
I strongly believe that the german pincher will best fulfill that role.
The main task of the dog would of course be to be a pet.
Probably the staffy will be the best for that.
We are a bit concerned that both the staffy and the german pincher will be a bit high in their energy level.
Therefore we think that perhaps the continental bulldog is the best fit.
I would appreciate your comments on most suitable breed.
B.R,
Anders
Hi there. I will always recommend a Staffy to everyone as they can fit most of those requirements. They seem to meet the exercise level you can provide and have some guarding tendancies. However if you want a dog that will guard your home, its always best to take on a little extra training to make sure they know when to stop being protective. For example you need to be able to tell them 'thats enough' if they bark at the postman. So it can depend on how well you can train them to work with their breed traits.
@@SkoolDoggery
What can you say about their tendency to chase wild animals?
I like to handle my dogs off leash in the wild.
Even if there may be wild animals around.
Will that work with a staffie?
It worked just fine with my earlier dogs.
They are curious about wild animals and do have a reasonably strong prey drive. We work on recall with our staffy every day incase we find ourselves in a situation like that and I’d trust him to come back, but only after several years of training.
What's the difference between a staffie and a pit bull? are they one in the same?
They are a little different. Staffies tend to trace themselves back to the midlands, pitbulls have several other breeds in their history.
Very similar
Silliness. Will fall off the couch or bed just to make me jump. Its her way of getting cuddles and to make sure she is ok. She also likes to pick on my golden until he wrestles with her. LOL Just be prepared to laugh a lot.
Dont worry i never crate trained mine i leave hime alone 5 days a week 8- 9 hours a day and it doesnt destroy my house. Sits on the couch n waits for me to come home. Only thing i do is put something in a kong every morning before i leave. They need a good amount of exercise every day though so not for potatoes.
Boisterous. My minpin Chester behaved exactly as an American Staffordshire.
Am Staffy or English Staffy?
Both
This vid is about English Staffies, but I think AmStaffs are quite similar.