choosing a puppy

Hi all, i need some advice -thinking of getting a staff, i have just been to look a puppy, it was the last of the litter, everything seemed fine, i met mother and father, father is kc reg mother isn't, both really friendly and excited to meet me. The pup itself seemed in good order other than being quite timid. Is this something i should be concerned about ?
Advice please.

these links may help you

http://staffy-bull-terrier.co.uk/guidelineforbuying.html

http://staffy-bull-terrier.co.uk/howtochooseapuppyfromalitter.html

if you want a good looking dog / healthy dog have look here

http://www.champdogs.co.uk/breeds/staffordshire-bull-terrier/puppies

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I'd always be a bit concerned about a timid pup. The reason it's the last one is probably because it's timid.

Look at your lifestyle, would a timid pup cope with your life/environment?

If you live alone, with lots of time on your hands & without noisy children/other pets then it might not be so bad. If you have children, though, I'd stear clear; it could be too much for a pup of nervous disposition.

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