Other names : Staffie
Native country : Great Britain
History
This breed was created in the nineteenth century in Staffordshire by crossing the Bulldog with various terriers. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier was first used for bull-baiting then for pit fighting, earning it the name Half Pit Dog. The Staffie became a fashionable dog to own in the United States between the two World Wars and later became popular in Great Britain and Europe. Recognized in 1935, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier is much less common than its descendant, the American Staffordshire Terrier.
Description
This vigorous, courageous, highly tenacious , bold, strong-willed dog is, in fact, calm and stable. If trained properly, he is gentle and affectionate with his owners, though is a formidable, aggressive guard dog as required. The Staffie is quite aggressive toward other dogs.
Advice
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier can adapt to life as a house dog if he gets plenty of exercise. Regular brushing is required.
Function
Guard dog. Pet.
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