The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is outwardly serious, but sociable at heart, a healthy man who adores everything related to physical activity. He is a little cocky, moderately stubborn, and sometimes willingly plays the alpha male, but all these are such trifles compared to the breed’s devotion to the owner and family. Almost all Staffordshire Bull Terriers have great intellectual potential, which must be developed in a timely manner in order to raise an intelligent and understanding friend. Staffbulls are called the best dogs for those who like to tinker with training on their own, raising a pet “for themselves.”
In its home country of England, the Staffordshire bull terrier is nicknamed the “nanny dog,” such is its reputation as a child’s playmate and guardian. Despite his fierce appearance, this dog is a lover, not a fighter.
The breed is gentle, docile, and always on the lookout for fun. Although not looking for trouble, the Staffordshire will not back down to a challenge and is not always agreeable with other dogs.
Obedience training is possible, although it is not Staffordshire’s strong point. Force training methods will lead nowhere, but if training is made into a game, then Stafford is more than willing to play.
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