help with the breed of my dog

can any one help what sort of breed this is adopted him a week ago he 5 month old was told long legged irish staffie
but u get people saying he pittbull cross not sure advice would be great thank
if the pictures r not on can some one let me know

no pics are you using photobucket

got photo bucket might be pressing wrong link

Photobucket is just displaying this message:

" Sorry, the requested page does not exist."

You need to copy the IMG code (the bottom code on the right hand side of the picture).

P.S. There's no such breed as a 'long legged irish staffy'!! 

I can tell without looking at a pic that you have been had, there is no such thing as a long legged irish staff, they are just crossbreeds made to look like pitbulls for "hard lads"

This is the link you want:
https://s1344.photobucket.com/user/leekayley/media/IMG_03161_zps1d226b40.jpg.html

Or just view this instead:

Many of us dont know exactly what's in our dogs' backgrounds. Four different people have suggested that my own dog (ex SSPCA) is SBT crossed with English Bull Terrier. But who knows? I dont think there's a way to be sure. Your dog looks like a very fine dog. The thing that may indicate that his staffie blood is slightly diluted is that he hasnt ripped the head off the green toy!

lee100 wrote:got photo bucket might be pressing wrong link

got a pic on thanks

Hayley wrote:I can tell without looking at a pic that you have been had, there is no such thing as a long legged irish staff, they are just crossbreeds made to look like pitbulls for "hard lads"

hi this is from a dogs shelter he is a family pet just want to know if any 1 had a idea what he crossed with

this dog is 5 month old i was told
he is good with my 4 kids

He's a very beautiful boy. he looks Staffy to me but without papers you'll never really know, if you've rescued him they would have carried out tests to check out his temperament ie good with kids, cats, dogs.

Darcy-may wrote:He's a very beautiful boy. :)he looks Staffy to me but without papers you'll never really know, if you've rescued him they would have carried out tests to check out his temperament  ie good with kids, cats, dogs.

the dog is good with people and other dogs when i walk him he good with my four kids just nibble a bit when excited

also there no breed call irish staffy or long legged staffie it's an made up name

Steve wrote:also there no breed call irish staffy or long legged staffie :)it's an made up name

is mine just a staffie or a cross people say they can see pitbull in him

He's a stafford or a stafford cross, no pit bull in there. There's no such thing as a long legged stafford, this will help with the puppy biting, he's a baby at 5 months but with patience and time he'll get there

http://staffy-bull-terrier.com/stop_your_staffy_puppy_biting

Darcy-may wrote:He's a stafford or a stafford cross, no pit bull in there. There's no such thing as a long legged stafford, this will help with the puppy biting, he's a baby at 5 months but with patience and time he'll get there

http://staffy-bull-terrier.com/stop_your_staffy_puppy_biting

thanks alot for help

becasue your dog has long leg doesn't mean it got any pitbull in him :/ gosh some people was under educating when it comes to dogs... remember there plenty of other breeds with longs legs ect. boxer, Labrador, pointers, mastiff the list is endless

lee100 wrote:

Steve wrote:also there no breed call irish staffy or long legged staffie :)it's an made up name

is mine just a staffie or a cross people say they can see pitbull in him

It's hard to know what he is, especially as there's no way of judging his size from the photo. He looks like a large Staffordshire Bull Terrier (a very handsome one!), but as already said, you'll probably never know for sure.

It's highly unlikely that there's any pit in him. 

When I lived in Bristol I was constantly informed by blokes on the street that my dog was a pit bull.. Where they got their information from I have no idea as she's quite clearly a staffy cross. It's just a trend and a word that people like to spout about. Even if your dog is measured by the DLO and named as type, there's a high possibility that he's not even type.. Just a crossbreed that came to the right measurements. Enjoy your boy for what he is

Its the fault of the press to be honest. They frequently misname dogs in their papers as "pitbulls" when they are clearly not. If the press can't get it right then how do the general public stand a chance. People see a staffie cross and assume it must be pitbull because the papers say so, right? Wrong

Sorry rant over!

Yes, Debs, that's it exactly!!