Ain't no kiss like a staffie kiss

beautifully put!!!

But that would mean ripley was on the floor
The problem i come across is actually finding the rmote...usually underneath an upside down ripmeister on the couch
Can somebody tell her she supposed to be busy!!!

BC because it's the breed I grew up with.

Nothing against SBTs as I know plenty of perfectly lovely ones but I can't imagine sharing my sofa with one.

Staff for me love their muscular bodies and they are great people dogs.

I just don't think a BC would fit in here now

BC as they would totally fit my lifestyle.

Staffys arnt a dog i would ever own.

hard choice

Bc's have a definate place in my life, motivated, willing, loyal, trainable, clever, brainy and problem solvers, staying power, expressionable, funny, soulmate, in tune and e.n.e.r.g.e.t.i.c

SBT cuddly, vocal, kissers, powerful are trainable (in the right hands) can be mouthers, like a good fight with thier owner..... can be a couch potatoe

as you see I have owned both.....

Have to say I couldn't see me without a BC though....so BC win

BC for me...as I have experience with the breed. Staffies are lovely, but many not sociable with other dogs, so that would put me off.

I've owned BC's now for nearly 17 yrs , so its def BC's that get my vote

The only staffies I know are very dog aggressive , and I have heard thats a staffie trait ... whether its true or not I dont know

BC for me! I grew up with one crossed with a rough collie, but in temperament she was all BC.

Why.. I just love their complete nuttiness, and how they're loyal anyway. And most I've known will curl up next to you at the end of the day!


I like staffies, I'd definitely not rule them out, but when I see a staffy then see a collie/lab/retriever/spaniel/pointer/setter etc etc.. the latter just win every time.