my two

just a couple of pic's of my two staffs.

 

Looks like they're having fun

 

cool action shots

 

little nuggets

 

Gaud.... such cool little dogs. My ex has one I'd like to steal. lol

 

thanks folks

 

ask him nice he may give you it

 

wonderfull pics!!
all the best to you and dogs

 

Accident wasiting to happen,the spring piece is to high off of the ground which can and will cause spinal injury if one falls or misses the mark while jumping.the rear feet should be able to touch the ground.

 

Ch. Honeybunch is a perfect example of that.

 

good lookin dogs though

 

agree with rose, feet on the ground will develop a better tuck.

 

i agree a good way to rack up a vet bill

 

i wouldnt have to worry about that. Never had 2 dogs that could play springpole together nice.

 

yea same here

 

no kidding, i can't imagine having two dogs out at once with the spring pole! around here having more than one dog out with the pole is the best way to rack up vet bills.

 

it can be done safely, like in the the pics, wouldnt be safe all of the time, those dogs are bred to be heavy and their short snouts limit their holding ability, my bet is they will fall off and sprain their arm oneday before they bite eachother, damn cool lookin dogs though

 

looks like a violent accident in the future whatever breed they are you'll be back to 1 soon

 

yeah i was just sayin that even the dogs that tolerate each other dont do good with toys added to the equation. If one is gripping they will grab any dog that touches them. Thats EVERY SINGLE one i've owned so i am always shocked to see any bull breeds doing this. Not knockin it just stating i will NEVER allow or try it. NEVER!

 

I play with ropes and stuff with my AB and youngest Staff... sometimes with my oldest girl too (if she's in the right mood, which isn't very often), so that'd be 3 dogs on one toy...

Train them as a team and control the dogs individually... and you're less likley to have any scraps... can still happen though, but then a little scrap over a toy or something isn't that big of a deal to split up.