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**Cuccuccaltefe** · 05-13-2010, 07:51 PM

haha, reading the post tonight, I'm still not sure what I was going for.. I suppose more of a general statement. I know my pup is an "am staff" APBT, but I really like how they look, so I don't have any bones to pick with it. I suppose it'll just continue on like many other breeds, with the sporting dogs being very different in type from the conformation dogs.

thanks anyway for the thoughts!

Sorry, your pup is an American Staffordshire Terrier and not American Pit Bull Terrier.
I am not here to tooth pick you or your choice of the four-legged companion, but you should know what you are getting, different breeds have different temperament traits, and different standards.
Just to add, in the eye of a John Q your dog is a pit bull

and whatever it is enjoy your companion.

Add some more, follow the advice given by Mia if you are going the breeder route.

05-13-2010, 07:51 PM	#4
Cuccuccaltefe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 561 Senior Member	haha, reading the post tonight, I'm still not sure what I was going for.. I suppose more of a general statement. I know my pup is an "am staff" APBT, but I really like how they look, so I don't have any bones to pick with it. I suppose it'll just continue on like many other breeds, with the sporting dogs being very different in type from the conformation dogs. thanks anyway for the thoughts! Sorry, your pup is an American Staffordshire Terrier and not American Pit Bull Terrier. I am not here to tooth pick you or your choice of the four-legged companion, but you should know what you are getting, different breeds have different temperament traits, and different standards. Just to add, in the eye of a John Q your dog is a pit bull and whatever it is enjoy your companion. Add some more, follow the advice given by Mia if you are going the breeder route.
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