Update pictures of Bailey:)

Got some updated pics from Baileys breeder only a week till we get him I can't wait

Aww bailey your adorable

He's too cute, I want him

Oh wow...he is lovely!

Awwww Bailey you little cutie

your just too cute bailey

what a lovely pup,what age is the puppy?

Oh he is absolutely gorgeous Bet you are counting down the days now!

You must be sooo excited. He's so cute and very like Bacchus's sisters at that age. I remember counting down the days and couldn't get Bacchus until 9 weeks because we had a pre-booked holiday.

P.S.

Notice us Scots are taking over???

Aw cute little pup

Very very cute

ThanKs for all the comments, he's eight weeks now, he will be 9 weeks when I get him, I know I'm from Aberdeen too

He is such a little cutie pie! You must be so excited!! Congrats!

What a little cracker you are Bailey. Bet you cant wait, then the fun starts!

Fraz_watt wrote:ThanKs for all the comments, he's eight weeks now, he will be 9 weeks when I get him, I know I'm from Aberdeen too

Don't know if you're aware but there is a training class in Aberdeen which is run by Julie Smith, who is the president of the North of Scotland Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club, and is designed specifically for staffie and staffie crosses. It's great fun and not too regimented and geat for socialisation ( both dog and owner ). I can give you the contact details if you are interested.

Yeah that would be great thanks, where about is the classes?

Fraz_watt wrote:Yeah that would be great thanks, where about is the classes?

The classes are held out at Craibstone on a Tuesday night at 7.30. Julie's number is 01569 760418 tell her you spoke to Rodger. Or email julie@staffie.co.uk

Thanks Rodger, do you know what kind of thing is involved in the classes

adorable

Fraz_watt wrote:Thanks Rodger, do you know what kind of thing is involved in the classes

You can come along as soon as his shots allow. The classes are mixed age groups, the beginners being in the Bronze class learning the basics, sit, walk on lead,down, short stay exercises etc. with a Puppy Foundation Assessment certificate at the end of your first term. As I said previously the classes are very informal, friendly and good fun, and best of all everyone there ( unlike some dog classes ) is a staffie lover.
Julie is a very experienced staffie handler and genuinely loves the breed.
Why not pop out with or without the pup and have a look. You would be most welcome.
To get there take the first exit at the Craibstone roundabout then second right.

reuben wrote:

Fraz_watt wrote:Thanks Rodger, do you know what kind of thing is involved in the classes

You can come along as soon as his shots allow. The classes are mixed age groups, the beginners being in the Bronze class learning the basics, sit, walk on lead,down, short stay exercises etc. with a Puppy Foundation Assessment certificate at the end of your first term. As I said previously the classes are very informal, friendly and good fun, and best of all everyone there ( unlike some dog classes ) is a staffie lover.
Julie is a very experienced staffie handler and genuinely loves the breed.
Why not pop out with or without the pup and have a look. You would be most welcome.
To get there take the first exit at the Craibstone roundabout then second right.

Sorry meant to say the pup can come along as soon as his shots allow. You can pop in for a chat any Tuesday at 7.30.

Sounds good Rodger, can u confirm if it's paid in blocks and how much it is per block?

Fraz_watt wrote:Sounds good Rodger, can u confirm if it's paid in blocks and how much it is per block?

Yes, paid in advance per term but don't have the prices to hand. Class tomorrow night. Will get prices and dates then.

He is sooo cute