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25-11-2004, 09:21 AM
wasnt aware that you had owned a staff, although it explains why i have seen you 'stick up' for the breed on 'the other site' , he looked lovely 
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25-11-2004, 10:09 AM
Yes Emma...I've owned staffs and he was the light of my life.When he was first diagnosed with ligament problems the vet dislocated his knee while examining him and Arch just stood there ..not a sound.I have no idea whether he was a full staff although his dad ws KC reg his mum wasn't but at 19 inches tall and weighing a fit 28Kg he was more built along the lines of an irish.
I am still very passionate about staffs...they are a truely fantastic breed.
Archer
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