Can Staffordshire bull terriers have long legs?

This is the accepted breed standard, but you can get longer-legged Staffordshire Bull terriers sometimes called Old Tyme Terriers which are an Irish strain of the breed and while they also make great pets they are not recognised by the Kennel Club.

Are Blue Staffies rare?

Blue was the rarest of colours for the Staffy, but not anymore. Before you buy any puppy, blue or otherwise, it’s a good idea to ask the breeders for the health check certificates.

Are there different types of Staffies?

There is only one “type of Staffy,” and that is the Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Yes, I agree with you, the American Staffordshire Terrier is often affectionately called a Staffy, but their actual nickname is the AmStaff.

Are blue Staffies good?

Staffies can make great family pets As a rule, they are gentle, affectionate dogs who adore people. They are utter clowns who enjoy life and simply love being part of the family. In fact, their well documented love of children once earned them the nickname “nanny dog”.

How long does it take a Staffy to fully grow?

WHEN IS A STAFFY FULLY GROWN? Your Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy should reach their adult size by the time they are 12 months old, but it isn’t uncommon for some pups to only reach their adult height and length when they are 18 months old.

How big will my Staffordshire terrier get?

The American Staffordshire Terrier is strong, muscular, and stocky, with a broad head and full cheeks. Its “rose” ears (in which the top folds over and back) are sometimes cropped short. It stands 43 to 48 cm (17 to 19 inches) tall and weighs roughly 23 to 36 kg (50 to 80 pounds).

What age are Staffies fully grown?

12 months old
WHEN IS A STAFFY FULLY GROWN? Your Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy should reach their adult size by the time they are 12 months old, but it isn’t uncommon for some pups to only reach their adult height and length when they are 18 months old.

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