baza31
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we have an american pit, very very good good. Also got a westie which is bad and has a temper ,it barks and bites and generally mental. ON the other hand the american is the calmest dog ever and doesnt bite (ever) due to it been raised correct.
Its like saying because a certain type of human has been done for something they all do it. Which is bollocks .
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deano87
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My missus' family have 1 long leg, blue/grey pedigree Staffy, and 1 brown/black long leg crossed with a Pitbull.
Both scare the shit out of me.
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strick206
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quote:
Originally posted by baza31
we have an american pit, very very good good. Also got a westie which is bad and has a temper ,it barks and bites and generally mental. ON the other hand the american is the calmest dog ever and doesnt bite (ever) due to it been raised correct.
Its like saying because a certain type of human has been done for something they all do it. Which is bollocks .
Aren't they one of the banned dogs? Is it registered, muzzled etc?
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chloe16v
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my bfs brother-in-law has a guide dog its a lab, we went camping at easter n it turned on him then
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Russ
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My dog is a pastoral working dog, she has never herded sheep in her life. should i not keep it as a pet? :/
she passed her bronze Good Citizens award tonight 
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bigdan
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Originally posted by cb87
my bfs brother-in-law has a guide dog its a lab, we went camping at easter n it turned on him then
you kill it then
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chloe16v
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well done
we want a husky, just because we dont get snow that much, n i dont want it to pull anything does that mean i shouldnt get one?
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DannyB
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Buy a snow machine.
Problem sorted.
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strick206
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Originally posted by cb87
well done
we want a husky, just because we dont get snow that much, n i dont want it to pull anything does that mean i shouldnt get one?
Aren't huskys quite an aggressive dog? safe to be around your kids?
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bigdan
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Originally posted by strick206
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Originally posted by cb87
well done
we want a husky, just because we dont get snow that much, n i dont want it to pull anything does that mean i shouldnt get one?
Aren't huskys quite an aggressive dog? safe to be around your kids?
my mates got 2 pups
fooking lovely dogs just get ya covered in hairs 
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Russ
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dont get one, they are shit at everything lol.
they constantly pull, as that is what they are bred for. they need a lot of excercise- and im not talking an hour a day here - my german shepherd is the best dog ever, i love them so much, i'd talk any one who wants one out of getting one, if they still want one, then they deserve one lol
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Russ
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quote:
Originally posted by strick206
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Originally posted by cb87
well done
we want a husky, just because we dont get snow that much, n i dont want it to pull anything does that mean i shouldnt get one?
Aren't huskys quite an aggressive dog? safe to be around your kids?
aggressive? LOL they are the worlds worst guard dog, they cant bark, and they love everybody, more likey to help a burgler breake in, and pull your tv down the road for them rather than bite them
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bigdan
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i lol @ the pic of the bulldog whats got its paw in the air saying GTF on it
whos dog is that off here
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Russ
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chloe16v
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DannyB
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That cat and dog gif dan, the one where the cat is pushing the dog away from the his food?
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luke85
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There is noithing dangerous about a staffie who has been raised right, we got ours as a stray once when my friends dad found her. She soon got used to us and now I couldnt immagine being without her.
If you encourage your dog to attack anything it sees when your out for a walk because you think its cool then you cant blame the dog for thinking its being cool when it attacks a person.
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Dean_W
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I know 3 different staffies, and the only one thats a nuisance is the one that isn't looked after proper.
The other 2 are fine, soft as shit.
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ScubaSteve
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A staffordshire bull terrier has a bite pressure of 1200psi.
Fuck having a family pet that could chew your arm off if you were 'playing around' with it...
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Russ
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Originally posted by ScubaSteve
A staffordshire bull terrier has a bite pressure of 1200psi.
Fuck having a family pet that could chew your arm off if you were 'playing around' with it...
who says 
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smack
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its not the dog, its the owner
you can bring up a golden retriver to be a killer. its a "dog" at the end of the day.
the owner is always to blame
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Sara
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Originally posted by smack
its not the dog, its the owner
you can bring up a golden retriver to be a killer. its a "dog" at the end of the day.
the owner is always to blame
That's what I believe.
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DYL
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my g/f's staff is class........theres nothing about here making her dangerous.....never bitten anyone
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Mad Moe
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at the person who said a Staffie is a hunting dog.
A close family friend has bread staffie as long as I can remember and I can categorically state that not one of them has had a bad bone in its body. I am very much a believer that it is how the animal if cared for that ultimately determines its behavioral traits. Yes the breed has a bit of a chavvy image but it is the mongo owners who 9 times out of 10 bring up dogs that you hear about turning on people. Staffies in fact are regarded by the Kennel Club to be a fantastic family pet which are exceptionally good with Children.
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K2NY-G
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Originally posted by bigdan
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Originally posted by Jenko_Sport
Gun it is then.
All breeds of bull terriers SHOULDNT be allowed to be kept as pets, they're a hunting dog not a dog to be around families.
my dog is a hunting dog
you want me to keep get rid of it ?
btw my dog aint a staff or any dog similar
kind of dogs you got mate?
my dad trains and trials/picks up etc with golden retreivers and cocker spaniles, used to help him alot when i was younger
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