They Don’t Always Do Well With Other Dogs. According to Vet Street, the Staffordshire’s dog-fighting heritage predisposes them to not getting along with other canines.

On 31 October 2023, the UK Government announced that XL Bully dogs are now banned in the UK under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991. There are three different stages to help owners comply with the law. Stage 1: 31 October 2023for Staffordshire Bull Terrier training, leather dog muzzle is the right choice for this purpose. Leather is the most pleasant material for dogs. It is hypoallergenic, holds the shape, light-weighted, not overheated or overfrozen. To find out more about PDSA’s stance on banning dog breeds, read our official statement on the Dangerous Dogs Act (1991). Circumference - circumference around the snout one inch below the eye line in inches, should be measured with mouth a little open. If your dog is relaxed around other dogs, gradually introduce them with their muzzle on. When your dog interacts with other dogs, watch their body language to make sure everyone is relaxed and confident. Read our body language guide to learn the signs to look for. These dogs (or strains and crosses of them) must: Be kept on a short strong lead by someone over the age of 16, who is capable of controlling them. Be muzzled whenever they are in a public place.

Arrangements for existing banned breeds, pit bull terrier, Japanese Tosa, Fila Brasiliero and Dogo Argentino are unchanged by this legislation. If your dog is less than 1 year old on 31 January 2024, they must be neutered and the VCN01 form received by Defra by 31 December 2024. This muzzle for Staffy is practical. It will keep shape even if you use it every day and for training sessions. All the joints of the muzzle are welded. The wire is well polished. The muzzle won't hurt your Staffy.

How to train your dog to wear a muzzle 

Staffordshire Bull Terrier is perfectly trained for many kinds of sport: obedience, agility. Adult Staffrodshire Bull Terrier male is able to pull even an adult person on sledges. And it is perfect for kids sledding. Staffy puppies will bite for several reasons; they need to explore the world around them, much the same way a human toddler will Of course, the difference is a dog doesn’t have hands, so they use their mouths. A Staffy puppy will likely bite or chew down on many items in the home. Breeders have also been told to stop mating these types of dogs from now in preparation of it being a criminal offence to sell or rehome these dogs.