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Staffordshire Terriers have bad reputations in the states, they get lumped in with the Pit Bulls, Bull Terriers, and American Bulldogs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conrad
I've never met a mean or dangerous "vicious breed" dog. They have bad reputations but it doesn't mean the stereotype isn't called for. Loads of these dogs were bred to be aggressive and some of them just are big and a little too energetic. All of the "vicious breed" dogs I've met have been extremely sweet dogs.
This is true, I had a staffy years back, she was the most loyal loving dog ya could have!Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongStaffordshire Terriers have bad reputations in the states, they get lumped in with the Pit Bulls, Bull Terriers, and American Bulldogs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conrad
I've never met a mean or dangerous "vicious breed" dog. They have bad reputations but it doesn't mean the stereotype isn't called for. Loads of these dogs were bred to be aggressive and some of them just are big and a little too energetic. All of the "vicious breed" dogs I've met have been extremely sweet dogs.
Reason the dog's are vicious is simply down to the owners making them that way.
I have 1 dog , a wire haired fox terrier called HUGO.
If I ever do get a pure bred dog I want a Plott Hound...only deal with them is that they are natural born instigators as they are bred to hunt wild boars & black bears, so sometimes they'll see another dog and say "Today you are going to be my wild boar" and they'll just pester the shit out of them.....but to the Plott Hound that's just practice.
That said, I think if I ever was to get another dog I'd go to the shelter first
I hear more shit said about breeds of dog's,it's not the dog my friends its the pricks that own themQuote:
Originally Posted by El KabongStaffordshire Terriers have bad reputations in the states, they get lumped in with the Pit Bulls, Bull Terriers, and American Bulldogs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conrad
I've never met a mean or dangerous "vicious breed" dog. They have bad reputations but it doesn't mean the stereotype isn't called for. Loads of these dogs were bred to be aggressive and some of them just are big and a little too energetic. All of the "vicious breed" dogs I've met have been extremely sweet dogs.
and there are plenty of them about.
If your dog is a man biter,put it down regardless of what breed it is Bull breeds are not for ever one
remember you own it you control it.
Regarding when you get bit it fuck in hurts,you never take into account what breed it is the dog is out
of control,them famous last words don't worry he wont bite as there dog sinks his teeth into your leg
and there other line he's never done that before.:mad: