Staffordshire Bull Terrier
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The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a medium sized, short coated dog originally bred for bull and bear fighting, and for hammering nails into concrete.
In the early part of the twentieth century they gained respectability in English circles when it was discovered firing them from cannons at Zeppelins was the most effective way of neutralising the enemy air threat.
The Staffie is a breed that has many supporters and perhaps just as many detractors).
Over the generations the Staffie has put his fighting history behind him and his other famous trait, as a loving family member, has earned him a place in the hearts, beds and spittoons of many.
Staffie owners recommend their dogs as confident, people-loving, dogs. A typical staffie is energetic, devoted to his families, and normally loves meeting strangers. On the downside, they are meathead spit machines that have a tendency to trip on their own tongues when tired. Most importantly, when inventing Staffies, God (in His infinite wisdom) decided to substitute their anal sphincter with a release vent for hell, which is opened any time the pressure down there gets too strong (about every ten minutes).
Lovingly referred to as a "keg on legs", the Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a stocky, muscular dog that exudes character, strength and athletic ability as well as, most importantly, copious amounts of high-quality Coopers Pale Ale in both liquid and gaseous form when fed the right diet of wheat and hops (from whence comes the expression, "keg on legs").
Their expressive countenances indicate their mood and intelligence (or lack thereof. stupid mutts.)
The Staffie is a dog with strength for its size with unbeatable bravery. As a result it is planned to replace the entire United States Marine Corps with Staffies that have been genetically modified to wear uniforms, strip a weapon, and follow anyone with shiny brass buttons on their uniform.
The dogs stand 14-6" tall and 28lb - 38lb's
[edit] Temperament
Bold, inquisitive and fearless the Staffie is renowned for its reliability as a family dog. They are extremely loving dogs, nicknamed the "nanny dog" being loyal and devoted to people, with special emphasis on their reliability with children. Staff's are usually considdered good guard dogs...*negative beep*, staffies generally love everone, tresparsers are more than welcome is they give in the staff's eyes.
