Hey i am rehomin rocco because my son passed away in 23 age 9 and my oldest didn't cope at all and he friends kept falling out with him on his bad days so my son asked for a dog I said no for a while and then my son turned round and said I just want a mate tjag wont judge me or fall out with me when im havin a bad day so I brought rocco however since then my son has been kicked out of school and he has done so well training rocco I am so proud but he is now workin alot and when he turns 16 in Feb he is also goin to college so has no time for rocco so he wants to do whats best for rocco yes rocco is good on lead however he does pull abit at first this is due to him still in training and being young however my fella has had him walking off lead once or twice but he has rocco also.sits waits lays down gives both paws he also so guard (middle of legs) he always waits wen u put his food down so if u put it down and say wait he will.wait for command of get it then and then he will eat he is an amazing dog and my son is in bits and really gutted but he knows its for best
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Litter details
LocationBoston, Lincolnshire
Pets in litter1 male
BreedStaffordshire Bull Terrier
GenerationP
Age10 months, 8 days
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Staffordshire Bull Terrier 1
Male£900
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