Our 'little man' so we call him :)

Hi everyone!

Not sure if this is the correct place to post this, so im sorry in advance!

Just thought i would share my staffy x ridge back as his our 'little man' even so his not so little anymore! We took Dizzy out in the snow when he was about 15 weeks old and its my favourite picture so i thought i would share



by the way i hope you can see the picture as i haven't posted a picture on here before haha !

Yes, the pic's come out very well!

He's a beauty, isn't he? How big is he now?

It'd be nice to see some more pics.

He's a handsome little fella , moving your post to galleries ok

moved to galleries to get better viewing
very good looking boy

Gorgeous dog feel free to post more

Fab pic, thanks

Thank you for moving this post, i just realised where it should of been after i posted it! Oops!

Dizzy is now 2 years old and is the first and best breed love him alot! His caring, follows me round like a shadow and always craves my attention, however i wouldn't change him for the world!

If anyone has any tips on how to get my Dizzy to interact with other dogs slowly please feel free to give me some tips, because last week he was on his lead and another dog wanted to play - problem was he wasn't interested in the treat i more or less touched his nose with or my voice, so i couldn't let him off the lead incase he didn't come back!

Here is a picture of when he was just over a year old i will try get some more!



and here is one with my step daughter



Thank you everyone for your lovely comments

Sorry, I can't give any advice cos Loki will do ANYTHING for any food at all but that last picture is just so adorable

ANattyRat wrote:Sorry, I can't give any advice cos Loki will do ANYTHING for any food at all but that last picture is just so adorable

Do you let Loki off the lead? we used to when he was a puppy, however now we have moved the park near us is always busy that he has to go on the lead cause there is too much going on

He is very handsome, have you tried using a long training lead while out on walks??

kathytake2 wrote:He is very handsome, have you tried using a long training lead while out on walks??

Yes i have only just heard about this, would it be best to use a very long one in a quiet area first? As you know staff's are very strong and Dizzy could pull me over if he wanted to..

He's a good looking boy. A long lead is a great idea and no need to use it in a quiet area first. You can adjust how much lead he has to the situation so it lets you allow him to roam or keep him close

He is lovely

He is a lovely looking lad

he looks like my moms staffy x we think she has ridge back when the door knocks or she gets wound up a line a fur from neck to tail sticks up quite alot about 2"

He is lovely!