staffordshire bull terrier - Page 5 - UK-Muscle Body Building Community

Five-O · 13-12-2007, 12:11 PM

This is ours; diesel.

Bit of a lazy sod it has to be said.

jjb1 · 13-12-2007, 12:14 PM

and heres when they 1st picked up the little fella

all dogs are lazy as they got older bruv ya still love em to bits though

when they got owners like you fellas they got the best life ever

Five-O · 13-12-2007, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by jjb1

and heres when they 1st picked up the little fella

all dogs are lazy as they got older bruv ya still love em to bits though

when they got owners like you fellas they got the best life ever

as they get older? Hes fukin 7 now and was lazy from the day we bought the fecker....lol...its the breed of the mastiff, can't be ****d expanding too much energy, just likes sitting and farting, only time ive seen him move like lightning is when the bloody ice cream man comes around....lol

Atm its just one trip to the vets after another tbh, his paws keep getting infected, etc etc, its starting to p1ss me off, up until 4 yrs old he was never badly, now it just seems a matter of time, his mum and dad and some brother all got cancer unfortunately, its gonna cut us up if/when it happens.

jjb1 · 13-12-2007, 01:24 PM

well think posative, the boxer is always in vets too but its cause he dont stop running playing fighting basically hes mental i rekon

expensive game the vets too

**Robsta** · 13-12-2007, 01:30 PM

My dog had to go earlier this year, he killed a Fox and badly injured another but doing so he tore his dew claw which had to be removed....as well as catching a million fleas from them also...

He was proud as punch though sitting there over a dead fox, the other one was lying at thre bottom of the garden. It hissed at me when I went near it, and the next morning was gone...

That'll teach them to tease him and nick his food....

Five-O · 13-12-2007, 01:45 PM

we get him insured nowadays, because of the weight of him it was putting a lot of stress on his front leg joints so off to Liverpool we went top see a specialist, op, medication etc came close to 2.5k so we were lucky we insured him, paying that £170 premium aint too bad considering what it would costs over the year.

martzee · 02-01-2008, 06:22 PM

have u still got her as i would like to take her.we are used to dogs as my brother has had staffs for the past ten yrs and i have been looking for a good one.please get back to us if you still have her. thanks martin

Nidge · 06-01-2008, 05:45 AM

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Amber guardian of the gym!! LOL

That is one awsome photo of an absolute awsome dog, she looke the bollox mate.

Nidge · 06-01-2008, 06:02 AM

Here's a photo of my two Staffs.

The top one is the youngest her name is Tikka, the bottom one is called Nirvana she's 8, I also have 2 cats they all get on like a house on fire, they've been bought up the right way. The cats seem to rule the house though, when the cats are a sleep on the chair and one of the dogs walk past the cats claw their ****s in a playfull way, the dogs look at me as if to say are you going to do anything?? When they all decide to have a mad half an hour it's a laugh a minute when they all start playing, the dogs get the cats heads in their mouths, the cats run round the garden with the dogs in hot persuit the best thing about it is the cats don't even budge. I was talking to a cat breeder about it and she said it's a sign the cats trust the dogs with their lives.

They both get fed on chicken and fish, once a week I'll treat them to steak mainly on a Sunday, the cats also get fed chicken and once a week I'll treat them to a salmon fillett each.

ANDY-D · 01-03-2008, 07:36 PM

five , i think all mastifs are the same we had one until jan 06 (rest in peace ellie) lost her too cancer . and she was lazy as hell even when young . got a staff now 14 months old called roxy .

hope you find a good home for her mate , shes a cutie

Kezz · 01-03-2008, 07:41 PM

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That is one awsome photo of an absolute awsome dog, she looke the bollox mate.

Thanks mate

alan0259 · 27-03-2008, 06:42 PM

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She looks really nice mate, shame they don't get on eh? Our bullmastiff is on its last legs, if we lost him id have her off you like a shot but no bloody room.

Im sure you'll find someone willing to give her a good home mate.

You have room for a bullmastiff but no room for a staff? hows that work? lol

TAT 70 · 24-04-2008, 08:49 PM

Did u find a home for her ?

Fivos · 25-04-2008, 10:02 AM

This is my Staffie "Monica" she is 6 years old a an amazing girl..

Fivos

Britbb · 26-04-2008, 11:05 AM

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there is a guy round here with a presa canario and honest to god its the meanest feircest dog you will ever see, if something like that got hold of you it would kill you for sure....... they are a prime example of cross breeding at its darkest

Mate, that guy is another example of a friggin idiot!

Im pretty sure that presa canario's are banned on the uk dogs list.

WHY? WHY? WHY?

Why the fuk do these retards persist on trying to get hold of dogs that are on the banned dogs list?

The presa canario is a guard and fighting dog, the only reason one might want it would be on a farm or something like a guard dog for a big mansion. Its not good with people and also can be unstable.

Its these type of morons that are the ones in america who purchase lion cubs or leopard cubs and expect to be able to have them as a pet house cat

What is wrong with sticking to dogs that are good friendly pets, not trying to get hold of illegal dogs or other animals from abroad to 'impress' or look 'ard???

Btw, that staffy looks beautiful, we already have a dog mate and live far from you but i hope you manage to find her a good home