A little Pit Bull Education...

Date Added: May 12, 2008 05:54:48 AM
Author: Apex Pitbulls
Category: Education
American Pit Bull Terrier

American Pit Bull Terriers have gotten a bad reputation in the media due to owners who raise them for the wrong reasons. American Pit Bull Terriers are affectionate, loyal and happy dogs with loads of energy and a natural eagerness to please their guardians no matter what. With proper socialization and training, your American Pit Bull Terrier can be an exemplary member of the family—affectionate with children and a faithful companion.

They love to play fetch, go for runs and accomplish “tasks”—American Pit Bull Terriers are natural workers, excelling in agility trials, search-and-rescue and obedience trials. Keep them busy and loaded with positive reinforcement, and they’ll continually surprise you with an upbeat and steady temperament.

American Staffordshire Terrier

American Staffordshire Terriers are loving, loyal dependable dogs. A trained, socialized and (most of all) loved “AmStaff” is an affectionate, dependable and happy friend with loads of energy and intelligence. And, most of the time, they prove to be calm and steady pals who don’t mind hanging out on the couch. American Staffordshire Terriers possess a natural protectiveness of their owners and an eagerness to please. With proper care and attention, your AmStaff can be an exemplary member of the family.
Bred to be both swift and strong, American Staffordshire Terriers love to play fetch, go for runs and work. They are very strong for their size: AmStaffs can pull very heavy objects, bite through rubber and wire, and they have a high tolerance for pain and fatigue. Keep them busy and loaded with positive reinforcement, and they’ll maintain an upbeat and steady mood.

Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Essentially bred to be solid watchdogs and loving pets, Staffordshire Bull Terriers combine toughness with a gentle sense of fun. They are friendly companions with an excellent sense of humor, always ready to play or goof around. They have lots of energy but can adapt to mellow situations and smaller spaces. Apartment living is perfectly fine for them. Staffordshires are called “nanny dogs” in England because they have a gentle and benevolent way with children. They are easygoing and relaxed with their families, but can be fiercely protective around other people. Fearless and determined, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier delivers “big watchdog” power in a small package.

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