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Staffordshire bull terrier
(redirected from Staffie)

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Staffordshire bull terrier
a small (24-38 lb), very muscular and solidly built dog with broad head, moderately short muzzle, half-pricked ears and medium length tail. The coat is smooth and short and comes in many colors. See also american staffordshire terrier.
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They can make fantastic, loving pets, but their appearance means that one in three of dogs' homes total intake is a Staffie or a Staffie cross.
Tonight's TV by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
45pm) STAFFORDSHIRE bull terrier crosses, the canines that tabloids sometimes call 'devil dogs', are both one of the most sought-after breeds in the country and the most frequently abandoned; one in three of Battersea Dogs Home's total intake is a Staffie cross.
Uggs' pups put Staffie owners in spotlight; Documentary by Birmingham Mail (England)
Discovering that the internet is awash with adverts for Staffie pups, she ends up giving the remaining pups away to family and friends.
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