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  1. Mr C

    Mr C Well-Known Member

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    Anybody got one.? Pros & cons please, particularly about toilet habits. Genuinely asking for a friend. Having never looked after one, am short of answers. :)
     
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    Can be very loving dogs apparently.
    Toilet habits ... they wee and they poo.
    Really hope this helps cos that's the limit of my knowledge of stiffies.
     
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    Mine spits a lot :D
     
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    If your stiffie poos I think you should get that checked out.
     
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    If my stiffie has poo on it I check for sweetcorn.
     
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    I’m letting this go, because it’s Friday.. Will take my revenge, next week.:rolleyes:
     
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    Ha, in all seriousness my sister in law has a staffy and she's lovely, no issues with toilet training, just a good natured, lovely doggo :)
     
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    Check whether it suffers from blocked anal glands. I understand that can be a problem with some staffies.
     
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    :D:D
     
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    Sisters in law can be lovely. Sometimes that grass is greener on't t'other side !!
    Especially if they are toilet trained, as you say.
     
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    Oh for goodness sake SD !! Shut up .
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    Dogs better trained than the sister in law!
     
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    Genuinely lovely dogs if looked after and raised properly...some suffer from skin problems and need a grain free diet, they tend to dislike other dogs which is why it's so easy to get them to fight...and they tend to fret if left alone and some will destroy your home:D
     
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    They 5hit allover too even if well trained. I remember when me and Laura lived with her Aunty Shell. It was like walking through a minefield getting my snap from fridge. Slightest thing spooks em'.
     
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    The male Staffies do have a habit of leaving the seat up.
     
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    Amazing temperament - the label they have as aggressive dogs is laughable, hence all the disappointed wannabe gangsters who dump them on rescue centres when they turn out not to be the status-symbols they'd hoped!! The Victorians knew them as 'nanny dogs' as they were so good around children.
     
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    Very loving dogs. Don't let it sit on your lap, you will never get it off.
     
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    Why did your Aunty Shell sh.it all over the kitchen?
     
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    Yeah, it was hilarious when one attacked my mate's wife.
     
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    I think Stephen Dawson might be the one to help you there.
     
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