english cross american ??

hey
ive seen heaps of ad online with English cross American staffies and i was wondering if anyone has one because i would love to see how they look like when they are all grown up

there no breed call english staffie, there an staffordshire bull terrier or an american staffordshire terrier

you never will see a same cross breed, they be all differnet sizes

It will probably look in between an American Staffordshire Terrier and a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Perhaps it will be a leggier SBT, or a stubbier AmStaff. The main thing to remember is that it will be a mixed breed dog (from an unethical backyard breeder) and not worth thousands and thousands.

As much as there is no official 'english stafford' thats what the people who live outside of England are evidently going to call it Steve

On the website facebook page from the uk & australia i keep getting stupid post and stats about dog attacks i cant remember what the stat 100% was but it was like this

did you know this stat about dogs attacks

Staffordshire bull terrier attack 1 person a year
American Staffordshire Terrier attack 20 people a year
English Staffordshire bull terrier attack 100 people a year

this is the main reason i say theres no breed called english staffy, it just confuses people and thats not what we want for the breed.

Oooo apparently theres the irish staffs normally long legged !!!! but ive never heard of a english cross american !!!!!

irish also is another made up name like old type, colour nosed staffy, long leggy and soo on there only one staffordshire bull terrier

Some people will make anything up just to get a good price never fall for it if they say its rare its probably not . There is only one staffordshire bull terrier anything else should be questioned

Steve wrote:irish also is another made up name like old type, colour nosed staffy, long leggy and soo on there only one staffordshire bull terrier

apparently this was said to be a excuse to keep a pitbull in banned countrys ?

gem wrote:Some people will make anything up just to get a good price never fall for it if they say its rare its probably not . There is only one staffordshire bull terrier anything else should be questioned

the parents are going to be dogs i know (friends dogs) and im not going to be paying

I have a cross. The best of both worlds. A little pain the * but a friend to every one

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Bane is supposedly an American cross English. He's still a pup but has a noticeably longer snout, neck and legs than your traditional 'English'... How I picture them when someone says English, I think small and broad, American as a bigger version with longer features but still the bulk and I too heard that an Irish was just a kind of code name given to pitbulls.

But then my mum has a Staff and hes quite tall, I met a little female the other day who was much smaller than I would ever think a Staff to be and theres another female who comes to the park and she has very long legs...i guess they all vary in size to some degree.

Bane wrote:Bane is supposedly an American cross English. He's still a pup but has a noticeably longer snout, neck and legs than your traditional 'English'... How I picture them when someone says English, I think small and broad, American as a bigger version with longer features but still the bulk and I too heard that an Irish was just a kind of code name given to pitbulls.

But then my mum has a Staff and hes quite tall, I met a little female the other day who was much smaller than I would ever think a Staff to be and theres another female who comes to the park and she has very long legs...i guess they all vary in size to some degree.

there was only 2 american staffy in the country when they was banned so it's very unlikey he be amstaff x staffy

Steve wrote:

Bane wrote:Bane is supposedly an American cross English. He's still a pup but has a noticeably longer snout, neck and legs than your traditional 'English'... How I picture them when someone says English, I think small and broad, American as a bigger version with longer features but still the bulk and I too heard that an Irish was just a kind of code name given to pitbulls.

But then my mum has a Staff and hes quite tall, I met a little female the other day who was much smaller than I would ever think a Staff to be and theres another female who comes to the park and she has very long legs...i guess they all vary in size to some degree.

there was only 2 american staffy in the country when they was banned so it's very unlikey he be amstaff x staffy

Ye I read through the other parts of the forum about Am Staffs a while back... Would be interesting to know what he really was There are so many ads for Am Staff crosses online I wonder what they are really crossed with...

they probably poorly breed staffy or staffy x trying to make more money xx

Ye it's a shame that they often fall into the hands of bad people