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**XzBZB2UV** · 05-13-2011, 05:32 AM

Just to add, having handled both am staff type, bully type and APBT's, I definitely have seen a difference between them and not just looks wise. Their temperaments are different. My am staff type dogs are more quirky and have "special needs" behaviourally while my ABPT's are much more stable, bidable and eager to please. Even their dog aggression is different. Where my APBT's show dog aggression in a prey driven or simply "Yay! Fighting is fun!" way

I find my am staff type dogs tend to be more reactive/defensive. Of course this is just my own experience with the differences. I'm sure there are people who have experienced things differently.

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So that's where Crinshaw went! I was wondering where his previous owner placed him..

05-13-2011, 05:32 AM	#15
XzBZB2UV Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	Just to add, having handled both am staff type, bully type and APBT's, I definitely have seen a difference between them and not just looks wise. Their temperaments are different. My am staff type dogs are more quirky and have "special needs" behaviourally while my ABPT's are much more stable, bidable and eager to please. Even their dog aggression is different. Where my APBT's show dog aggression in a prey driven or simply "Yay! Fighting is fun!" way I find my am staff type dogs tend to be more reactive/defensive. Of course this is just my own experience with the differences. I'm sure there are people who have experienced things differently. ---------- Post added at 08:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:28 PM ---------- So that's where Crinshaw went! I was wondering where his previous owner placed him..
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