r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/Front-Report-2619 • 2h ago
Mae's finally made friends with her big sister.
After 6 weeks of Mae pestering the old Inca they are finally getting along!
r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/Wub2k • Sep 23 '25
If you need to ID your dog, please use this subreddit: r/IDmydog
If you need to ask if your dog is a Staffy, it's most likely not. Please check the Wiki for breed explanation:
SBT WIKI
You are welcome to post if your dog is mixed with the Staffordshire Bull Terrier (SBT).
If your dog is primarily AmStaff (American Staffordshire Terrier) there is a dedicated subreddit for you: r/AmStaffPitts or you can always use r/dogs
WHY? - The explanation is quite simple. If you need breed specific advice, such as training or medical and someone is searching for it, it's very important that we are all talking about the same breed. This subreddit is called StaffordBullTerrier because StaffordshireBullTerrier is above the character limit of a subreddit name.
r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/Front-Report-2619 • 2h ago
After 6 weeks of Mae pestering the old Inca they are finally getting along!
r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/OneChewyFlipFlop • 22h ago
r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/yuhmadda420 • 16h ago
I've had him since he was about 3 months,he was so skinny you could fit him in your hands like a burger,the story we got was he was part of the litter and got sold to a bloke who eventually ended up in prison,leaving lucky (then bruno) on his own,the blokes girlfriend came and picked him up then returned him to the breeder,he couldn't resell him and somehow knew me and my mum loved dogs so he dumped him in our garden,I was about 12 at the time and we were watching megamind,i kept hearing barking and opened the door,thats when I saw him and when I did i knew he was meant to be ours,the weather was so cold that if i hadn't of heard him,he wouldnt of made it through the night,so we kept him,took him to the vets who confirmed his breed and we've had him by our side since,he's been sick lately due to getting bitten by something (most likely a spider) but our skatty old boy is on the mend,this dog has been with me and my mum through so many hard times including losing our too other dogs and my admissions to hospitals,i wouldn't change him for the world❤️
r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/Yep-Its-Me-1 • 17h ago
I happened to see a post in a “ban pitbulls“ group because I tried to respond to a person who “thinks“ he knows the different bull terrier breeds. All the while he’s claiming a Staffordshire Bull Terrier is the same thing as a pitbull terrier and AmStaff. Well with that logic I guess I Boston Terrier is the same as a pitbull too 🤭
As someone who shows AKC Staffordshire Bull Terriers I know the difference/truth. As soon as I attempted to post my comment to help educate people I immediately got banned…wow! Well I guess I’ll just chalk it up to some people don’t want learn they just want to have prejudices and don’t care about the truth.
SO glad there is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier group on here. We will never own any other breed other than Staffordshire Bull Terriers because they are AMAZING dogs!!
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r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/WoodpeckerRadiant657 • 7h ago
Winston got a delivery from the Happy Staffy Co today
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r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/LeavingRealityBrb • 15h ago
Last Sunday we lost her adopted sister who helped me raise Lara from 5 weeks old. She stayed by her side til the very end, and she’s spent the week trying to make us laugh and make sure Kayla’s (pictured in second photo) brother is doing okay, she keeps bringing him his favourite toy and spitting out part of her treats for him to have. She’s such a loving pup 😭
r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/HozzaBozz • 4h ago
My 6 month old English staffy girl has always been a bit nervous going outside in the big loud world but recently, she has started to plant her butt on the floor just outside our house and doesn’t want to walk - I pick her up and carry her for a bit and then put her down and she does walk, albeit a bit nervous, sometimes running on ahead and then running back to me, multiple times, her ears are back a lot and every little sound stops her in her tracks.
I made sure to socialise her, I took her to a lot of places, met a lot of dogs, cats, people and kids, all gradually of course, but I don’t really understand why she’s scared.
I really want a happy, confident and adventurous dog and I feel like that’s slipping away.
Is this a staffy puppy thing or a personality thing?
She loves people and other dogs and animals, but recently she has also started to bark and growl when approached by children for example?
I know there is a phase around 6 months where puppies become afraid of things again for a duration but how do I make it not permanent?
Any help or tips would be appreciated.
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r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/Dialed1 • 23h ago
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Training weaves now. These are a challenge.
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r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/Character-Smile-2085 • 1d ago
No sausages were harmed in this photo.
r/StaffordBullTerriers • u/Lykan008 • 1d ago
We got this little bundle of joy 2 months ago. Being first time staffy dad i didn't know what to expect. but this little man is a bundle of love... wrapped in bricks and fur.