Guiness the staffordshire terrier has arrived from Australia and is settling in after his master could no longer keep him due to new family commitments
Mongrels Rule!
We may not be so good looking, but we are smart, loving and totally faithful
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F.A.Q (there is more info inside plus there is a shared message board where you can post your questions)
Well, you know what I think about that - Ha Ha! Actually no dog is better than another - how they turn out all depends on their master. There is a well-known saying: 'bad dog, bad master' and that is almost always true! Mongrels like me make really good pets if we are treated well and loved with discipline. Breed dogs are often in danger of in-breeding because it costs a lot to get a good breeding dog to sire pups, so they may have more health and mental problems than us mongrels. The crucial issue for us is that we mongrels find it much harder to find a home because there are too many pet shops to cater for the fashion of owning a breed dog - sigh!
Well, again I am probably biased about this because my master feeds us (10 dogs) with quality dry dog biscuits mixed with rice and cooked chicken. No, it is not a good practice because scraps and bones provide insufficient nutrition for us to maintain good health with a good coat condition, plus this kind of diet makes us less likely to build resistance against disease.
No, this is not true! No dog should be made to live outside in cold or wet weather. Of course those of us with thicker coats can withstand cold better but we suffer more in hot weather. If your dog has to live outside then make sure you provide a warm and waterproof shelter. We need lots of outdoor walking and exercise, but should only sleep outside as a last resort! brrrr!
Such a gentleman. Around 3-4 years old, he doesn't bark and is very obedient. Loves to walk right next to you giving you no hassle and is so gentle and calm
Walking together.....
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Remember, it is your responsibility to make sure your animal is desexed and as healthy as possible - then it will be much easier to find a good home for them
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