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2 yearsAge
£420Price
Proven Stud Dog Blue Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Staffordshire Bull Terrier1 month
Staffordshire Bull Terrier2 years
£420
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Description
Dude has an amazing temperament and is social often with his mum and sister as well as children he is an amazing staff and true to all their wonderful loved traits
He really is an amazing dog breed from our girl Lola and he has matured brilliantly
Fully health-tested, short, stocky, true-to-type blue Staff from impeccable bloodlines an impressive pedigree
Son of retired stud dog and THE ONLY BLUE CHAMPION IN THE UK SANDASTAFF PIRO AT BULLSCAFF and well bred female @lola_loves_the_bloom
Solid dark blue with NO brindle whatsoever and a small white flash to his chest, lovely bully head, and dark brown eyes.
All testing is clear. So this is a truly wonderful pedigree and one of a particularly high quality in the blue type of Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
Semen is frequently tested for quality with papers to show
We will support you through the entire process as we have a passion for staffs and this amazing breed
Feel free to ask any questions
If not successful the first time we offer the next mating for free
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Litter details
LocationOldham, Greater Manchester
BreedStaffordshire Bull Terrier
Age2 years, 11 months
Health & Docs
Health Checked by a vetMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateKC registered by collectionWorm and flea treated
Info
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Loyal and affectionate with family, showing strong bonds and patience
Compact muscular build with high energy suitable for active families
Relatively low grooming needs with a short, easy-care coat
Good adaptability to various living environments when exercised properly
Cons
Prone to separation anxiety requiring careful management to avoid destructive behaviour
Can display aggression towards unfamiliar dogs without early socialisation
Strong chewers that need appropriate outlets to prevent household damage
Stubbornness requires consistent, patient training from an early age