Anyone else with a staffie or staffie x? General Chat

My Honey is a staffie x collie she is 11 months old and fab round children adults and cats. Yes I have two cats aswell.

Yes...here's mine. She's called Tonks and she is 5 years old.



And here she is with her big goofy 'brother' who was about 7 months old in that photo. He's now just turned nine months and is a bull Lurcher.

Oh yes - a lot of staffie fans on here and I'm one of them. Your dog looks absolutely gorgeous.

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Awwwwwww they are gorgeous

This is Diesel my Staffie he's 6. He's a little sweetheart.

Diesel looks fabulous

Size of that kong!!
No staffies here - I'm just looking at all your pretty ones

Yay I'm so pleased to see there are a good few of us who love staffies. They all look gorgeous.

Thank you

That kong only lasts about 2 maybe 3 months before it's totally destroyed. He loves his kong

Honey only uses the kongs for me to put treats in bless her. She won't chew them.i have to buy her bones for her to chew or stag antlers

A Staffie and a Staffie cross here

I have a Staffie cross Lovely dogs !

I agree. Fab dogs. I was told when I went to a dog show that I had the best of both breeds in mine

My Lexi's Mum was a Greyhound and Staffy cross and her Dad was a farm Collie.
She looks very like Honey.
Lovely calm and affectionate girl. Very independent and very sociable.

Lexi

As it's a staffies fan thread - I thought I'd post this again for you all too enjoy.

For all Staffie fans

Got a nearly 4 year old staffie lady rehomed about 3 months ago with me.

They are all just gorgeous. Soft eyes and smiling mouths that's how I think of Staffies.

So sad they often get a bad press. Seems to me I only 'read' about some bad ones but never meet any. Every staffy I've met is a lovely dog and everyone I know who does or has owned one adores them.

That's the odd thing isn't?! I've met loads and never seen bad. I've met one that had a go at Tonks when she was a puppy.....but then it's owners shouted at it and thumped it...so it dies make you wonder if that had always been t heir way of 'training' it!

I used to walk with a bloke with a dog aggressive staffie, he hated all male dogs on sight, yet him and Syd got on like a house on fire from the minute they met and as I added to my rabble he just accepted each and every one of them. He would be off lead when walking with my lot but even though we walked the less used paths you had to be on your toes the whole time in case someone just appeared. I have a lot of sympathy for anyone with a dog aggressive dog, it's not an easy life.