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Post Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 6:41 am 
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hey guys i know its a car fourm but why not ask

any body got any english staffy pups in vic ??
i dont want the nedium size ones id like the really short stocky dogs
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Post Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 6:50 am 
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Try the RSPCA or pound. Staffys are one of the most popular breeds in Australia now, so there will be heaps pups and adult dogs that need a good home.

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Post Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 6:54 am 
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yeah pups in the pound are very hard to come by
also i wouled love to adopt a dog (i have done it before)
but i just wouldent trust it around my littel girl.

but i will keep an eye out thanks

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Post Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 11:10 am 
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http://www.rspcavic.org/adoption/animal ... Flash/1941
http://www.rspcavic.org/adoption/animal ... -HOLD/2027

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Post Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 8:51 pm 
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If you have a kid I would seriously recommend buying a staffy pup from a breeder.
More expensive I know, but you have more peace of mind that it hasn't had a troubled past and it can grow up with your kid safely.
Breeders also tend to put a lot more care into which dogs that they breed from to try to remove any aggressive tendencies. You can meet the parents as well and see how the puppies interact to choose a temprement that will suit your family.

Here is a list of breeders in VIC:
http://www.dogzonline.com.au/breeds/pup ... &Submit=Go

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Post Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2011 1:35 am 
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thanks stockman but there not the littel short staffys im after

also poita iv had engish staffys before and iv always goten them out of the trading post or some thing. and really all of them have turned out great
every english staffys is great with kids after all they are the nanny dog.

plus to get one from a proper breeder your looking over 1000 some times and thats just to much for a dog.

thanks for the help any ways

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Post Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2011 12:34 pm 
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salih wrote:
thanks stockman but there not the littel short staffys im after

also poita iv had engish staffys before and iv always goten them out of the trading post or some thing. and really all of them have turned out great
every english staffys is great with kids after all they are the nanny dog.

plus to get one from a proper breeder your looking over 1000 some times and thats just to much for a dog.

thanks for the help any ways


Most proper breeders are there to better the breed, try and remove imperfections(staffy's have a heap of hip and sinus issues plus agression and dominance issues as well as some others) They will also help out if you have issues with your dog. Money well spent.

Please don't encourage back yard breeders salih, the less work the rspca has to do the better.

Staffy's are definately not 'the nanny dog'

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Post Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2011 6:30 pm 
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shakes wrote:
Most proper breeders are there to better the breed, try and remove imperfections(staffy's have a heap of hip and sinus issues plus agression and dominance issues as well as some others) They will also help out if you have issues with your dog. Money well spent.

Please don't encourage back yard breeders salih, the less work the rspca has to do the better.

Staffy's are definately not 'the nanny dog'


I agree and disagree with this statement. Agree that breeders are the way to go and offer a better dog, disagree with the not a nanny dog. I 'personally' think that most dogs are a reflection of how they have been raised. My staffy is 9 years old, she has NEVER attacked a small child, big child(myself included) or adult. My family and I have owned staffies as far back as I can remember. Agree, she does dislike other dogs....a lot!! Plays well with our cat though, who would have thought :crazy:

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Post Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 8:55 am 
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Staffy's come from being catch dogs.

They are good as 'nanny' dogs because they are very loyal and also stable in high stress situations and are pretty tough so deal well with kids climbing all over them.

For the same reasons they are dangerous - The loyalty will mean they see dogs aproaching as a threat. - High stability/drive means if the do attack they are hard to stop, and same with their strength.

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Post Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 8:39 pm 
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Dogs are a result of the owner and its training.

Im sick of dickhead owners who dont go to obedience training and say i will do it myself. Or it cost to much!

Its simple

Put the time into your kids and you get a great result.

Put the time into your dog and great result.

Ive seen nuts Labs and even a physco Corgie, yes corgie, due to dickheads who own them.

On the other hand a Rottie who was a big sook and just loved people and company and was useless as a guard dog because he wouldnt bark or growl.

Sahli, get a cross breed pound dog mate, there is enough wealthy breeders who just put more dogs in the system and dont care enough about the full life of the dog or the strain it outs on the system.

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Post Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:53 am 
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wow alot off feed back

iv had staffys before and i stand by the nanny dog.
well sayed a dog is how you raise it iv always raised my dogs well
never beat them or stuff like that and they always come out great.
remy i dont mind the cross breeds at all just got a soft spot for staffys.


any ways i found a dog
i got it from a breeder that sells them for $800
but she only had 2 left
and after talking to her for a long long time
she gave me the dog for a steal !!

i got a littel english staffy girl shes red and white
very stocky girl and parents have pappers.
dad was massive ! very shorst and very stocky
mum was short and stocky aswell but no where near as stocky as dad

i wanted to call her suzi but misses came up with kira wich i like
il try to get a mate to come over and take pics of her and il put a pic up :)


thanks for the advice guys.

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Post Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:03 am 
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Red and white 8) Good work Salih

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Post Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:33 am 
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thanks mate.
always wanted a red/white

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 8:03 am 
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If your really stuck finding an english staffy, my wife is new zealand and can be a bitch, you can have her for a slab of beer :lol: So its kinda a kiwi bitch insteada english staffy....... :D
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Post Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 8:44 am 
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id lol if you wife ends up like sheps and joins one day and finds
this coment !
you wouled be a dead man !

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Post Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 9:05 am 
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We've got a 9 month old English x American staffy although he appears to be more American as he isnt as stocky and has a slimmer head then an English one typically has. He loves playing with my 11 month old nephew, and I think the feeling is mutual, aside from licking him every few minutes he is extremely tolerant and caring with him. He is also very protective of all of us and is a great watch dog and as has been said he prefers the company of people to other dogs.


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Post Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 3:44 am 
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he looks great Red89
looks like they have alot of fun toughter...

well a bit of a update on my bitch
she is very very naughty !
destoryes plants dosent listen and very stuck up lol

iv already tought her to sit and she isent allowed inside the house
iv gotten the dogs to the point where they can eat out of the same bowl
but i still have to be there to keep wach as she gets a bit aggressive

also she loves my daughter and is protective of her already
neighbours dog was barking and kira got all funny hair went up and she started angry barking wile standing in front of us lol
also my daughter some time feeds her by hand and i get her to be around the dog when the dogs eating that way if one day she gets out wile the dogs eating the dog wont attack her..
so yeah going very well need to start leash training soon

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Post Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:29 am 
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Yer they have a ball together. One other thing I have always taught my kids to do is to randomly pick up the food bowl whilst our dogs are eating and not give it back till they sit and wait. Dont know if it does any good but our theory is the dogs learn that the kids are allowed to steal their food whenever and they must wait patiently till they return it.

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Post Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 3:24 am 
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yeah i do the same i think it works because non of my dogs have ever biten any kids when they randomly take there food...
must work lol

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