named mine massey

staffies are the best dog you can have...so lovely

only wankers crop their ears..don't do it..!!!!!!!

Staffies are the most sociable fur babies and most sort after for families with children and babies I'm a dog behaviour expert and trainer love ❤️ from Billy and little leo woof xx

Get a life

My staffy wags so hard and fast she whacks herself on each side of her body. Its adorable!

My staffy is the silliest, funny dog I have ever had. And I have 34 of various breeds.

Staffs are such a joy to have ❤

They will love you to death!

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Moose

To be fair, I smile when I'm given a treat too.

Biscut.! Brown and white male. Super crazy.! Lol😂😂😂

just adopted 1 male and 1 female, Rhum and Kola....hope to be happy with them in the family!

literal lock jaw is a myth yes but that was always a misunderstanding. What it's typically referring to is that once a Staffy has a hold of something it REALLY wants, they're less likely than many other breeds to let go. many terriers are similar due to their history of use in hunting. Staffy's differ in that they're generally more muscular than other terriers and their jaws being generally wider gives them a strong hold. in general though they're actually less likely to act in such a way unless deliberately trained to than some others but their imposing look doesn't do them any favours in the eye's of rumours.

I volunteer at a rescue in Australia and we have so many Staffy and Staffy-mixed breeds coming through to be rehomed. I'd take them all if I could - now living with my third Staffy and they are the best damned breed around.

Great comments mate 👍

Towards the end of this video about funny noises my boy Buddha is sitting there grunting and doing his thing. He's a big fella almost 50 kg I think he's a little tank hahahaha.

My staffy is keeping me alive it's a little past 3 am in Australia I wake up in a bad way and he's always there on my bed or very close by he is my family he eats nothing I wouldn't eat and he eats most of my food also and I love it , the most beautiful pooches in my opinion I wouldn't be here without him.. Buddha age 7. Love your staff people.👍🇭🇲

Great comments mate 👍 🇦🇺

My two staffies are sibling and they didn't show any problem after 3 years. The femal is the dominant one and the male is just very cool

I lost both my staffy's to parvo and its been 3 months but i miss them so.

Brilliant staffy dog, better to bring new puppy in when your other dog is older 12 months or so.

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Do you have a staffy?

Very clear and concise explanation. Thanks

Riley was the best dog I ever had. An Amstaff mix he was a training beast. There was no trick or activity he didn’t love to learn. He was great in a lead, and a joy to go hiking with. He was also the most super sweet dog you’ve ever met as long as you were a human. That being said, I’ve never seen such a fearful dog with other dogs, sheep, a goat once, and even a horse from 200-300 ft away. Id also mention the allergies were a thing. I mean Riley has his own dermatologist and a custom cocktail of immunosuppressant therapies delivered via injection every 2 weeks. Allergies I believe are a common thing with Am staffs so make sure your prepared mentally and financially for that because money comes cheep but looking at your dog asking you to not give them an injection with puppy-dog eyes has a cost. All that may sound bad, and maybe it is but I’d get an amstaff again in a New York minute. They are wonderful dogs just know what you’re getting into and as the video said…socialize socialize, socialize.

Whatever. I use my shock collar! I use the beep 85% of the time. Vibrate the other 10% and shock the other 5. It has its purposes and my dog is just fine!

We have just adopted a 6 year old Staffie from a shelter. He is the sweetest, nicest dog I have met. Energetic to a fault. I am looking forward to reading the guide you offer. As a 70 year old man he can be a nightmare to walk. However I will not give in!!

We had the most loving, gentle, sweetheart, a female staffy that we rescued. She used to be a breeding dog. We fell in love with her. She loved us both and also any dog in the dog park - very loving nature. She had a few fights with street cats and she always lost, poor pupp :) Unfortunately, this beautiful angel got a brain tumour and passed after 3.5 years having her. We miss her very much. She was the sweetest girl, an angel. I believe we will reunite when the time comes.

I made it to the 3:11 mark; I just can't bear to hear any more of this cruelty! I have an American Staffordshire Terrier, and he is the best dog I've ever had! It absolutely kills me to know how these dogs were abused, and also, the bulls that they were set upon to "tenderize," OH MY GOD!

If I adopt a dog, it'll be a Staffy. I had a lot of Pit X from the pound. (Death Row Dogs)

I love staffy better

Accurate. Very accurate. I owned an AmStaff. He was what is called Diebo breed of AmStaff. 55 pounds. Extremely loyal and powerful. And obedient. He required training. Duh. And lots of play time which we both enjoyed ❤

1:17 that’s Puddy!!!

Thanks for the informative vid - we have a 9 month old staffy and started her on a mini educator a couple of months ago for long recall when doing trails since we will be taking her everywhere with us camping. She does great and its such an effective tool when used appropriately. I like the way you show other uses for the vibrate function as well. 👍

There is NO pros!!!!

Brilliant video Staffy dog, and a very important one, I personally don't agree with electric collars, if you're willing to put in the hard work, your dog will be well trained without the need for those devices.

Using electric colars is nothing but a torture. Only bastards are using such a torture device

Very good video thank you

Kangal not 700 psi max 280. Psi

Staffy love.. 🇦🇺

Wish you had big enough piece of land I would save all of them. They love their family rescues breed love.

Every video is a staff though. 😊

Most of these pictures aren't Staffies...

I would really like to adopt a staffy. But unfortunately i lack time and they are even "illegal" or atleast very high regulated in most states in germany.

none of these are "weird" facts. #clickbait 👎

I think you are spot on. Two years ago I was asked to step in to handle a 3 1/2 month old Malinois who was already becoming too much for the first time owners. First point, totally irresponsible of a breeder to hand over a Malinois to a person who had NEVER had a dog and had NOT done any homework on the breed. Second point, the husband just went out and bought the dog without first discussing owning a dog with his wife who was then expected to just get on with trying to raise it as he went out to work. The wife proclaimed to 'love' the dog but just didn't have the time nor wish to train it. The pup spent way too much time in the crate and exploded with energy every time they brought him out. I tried to explain that training IS love. When I asked why they had chosen this breed the husband told me 'They are good-looking and strong' 🙄 I think you are right in that the popularity of these magnificent creatures will be their downfall as there are very few of us able to give the proper direction and training to them. I hope I am wrong.

Our one and only staffy (Boss) had to be put down b/c of an enlarged heart. Vets said he only had a couple months to live. He lived for two years!, unfortunately it was so much medication we decided to put him down😢. I will forever miss him. Whenever I see a staffy it it makes me remember what a beautiful dog he was. RIP

I have a 6 year old Staffy Lab named Hazel. Such a great dog. We love her so much!