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Do Staffies Need a Lot of Exercise? [How Often to Walk a Staffy]

The Staffy, or Staffordshire Bull Terrier and the American Staffordshire Terrier, are energetic, muscular, and powerful medium-sized dogs; Staffies have lots of stamina and can exercise for hours;...

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Are Staffies Aggressive to Other Dogs and People?

You will often hear people refer to Staffies as dangerous dogs, but are they, or are people demonising the Staffy when they know little about the breed other than what they read online or in...

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Can Staffies Live with Cats?

Most people see Staffies and Cats as the worst of enemies, but in reality, if owners take their time and introduce them slowly and carefully, they can end up great friends or at the very least...

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Why Do Staffies Look Like They Are Smiling?

Staffies are famous for what looks like an enormous smile. They practically shut their eyes tight and pull their cheeks back, with a big pink tongue hanging out (as beautifully demonstrated in the...

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When Do Staffies Shed Hair? (+ How To Stop Staffy Moulting)

There are numerous reasons why the Staffy is such a popular dog and the 10th most popular in the UK. One reason is the Staffy's coat. Not every dog lover wants to spend hours grooming and clipping...

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Are Staffies Good With Kids?

Often a dog's reputation is built on rumour and gossip rather than facts; this is most definitely the case with the Staffordshire Bull Terrier and Amstaffs. It's fair to say that most people react...

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Toffee and Runa

Say hello or “woof!” to our two Staffy dogs: Toffee and Runa.

Toffee is a mixed Staffy breed that we adopted from a shelter in 2018 when she was around two years old. She’d been in the shelter for over a year having been found wondering alongside a motorway in Spain. She is a very affectionate, playful dog that adores people.

Runa is a blue Staffordshire Bull Terrier that we got as a puppy in 2020. She is a little tank and gets far too excited when she meets any other human or dog! Although full of energy most of the time, she prefers to sneak back off to bed rather than go for a morning walk.

Toffee is Runa’s idol and she follows her everywhere. They play together non-stop.



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