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Staffordshire bull terrier
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Staffordshire bull terrier

Breed of dog developed in England as a cross between the bulldog and the terrier. Like the related bull terrier, it was formerly used for bull-baiting and is still used for illegal dogfighting. It has a sturdy, muscular build, with a heavy, square head, and powerful jaws. It stands up to about 40 cm/15 in at the shoulder and weighs in the range 10.5–17 kg/24–38 lb. Common colours are red-brown, fawn, or brindle, often with white markings.



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She said: "I was out but my neighbours' Staffordshire Terrier dog, Tia, apparently started barking which is unusual.
Firefighters were scrambled to the house after Mona, an adorable six-week-old Staffordshire terrier, was having a good rummage round the telly stand before somehow getting stuck in the hole that feeds the cables.
I have a six-year-old son and would certainly not allow a Staffordshire terrier in to my home if I thought for one second that he would turn on my son.
 
 
 
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