American Staffordshire Terrier – Dog Training Video
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Dog Training Video – American Staffordshire Terrier, also known as amstaffs are sometimes generalized as a pitbull. Learn about the American Staffordshire Terrier in this dog training video. Don’t forget to rate this video and leave comments. You can also subscribe to my channel. You can also get my FREE ebook “101 Ways To Improve Your Dog’s Behavior” at: www.amazingdogtrainingman.com
Sharonda
Velasca
19 Sep, 2009
Drema
Are AmStaffs legal in the UK?
julioclerma
20 Sep, 2009
Elvia
Like maybe a friend???
TmouniTidio
21 Sep, 2009
Randell
Oh so the Staffordshire Terrier are American Pit Bull Terrier with some small differenses (not on the image) but on the attitude?they are less aggressive etc??? thx for ur reply help
blastermitch
23 Sep, 2009
Eric
Pit Bull refers to the American Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Amstaff.
Amstaffs were bred from American Pit Bull Terriers. They’re basically the same dog but conforming to a standard and they have tried to breed the aggressiveness out.
In the USA you can register an Amstaff as a American Pit Bull Terrier, but not the other way round.
TmouniTidio
26 Sep, 2009
Nicolette
Staffordshire Terrier isnt PitBull terrier?? or am i wrong? i used to believe Staffordshire Terrier are pit bulls terrier
youdoworkson
28 Sep, 2009
Loriann
yea i have an amstaff hes 1 year and 6 months and he is really good with the family he is good with my little sister but he is not good with other dogs but he is good with people outside of his property if a stranger walks in our house you can expect my amstaff to tear their *** apart… no joke
b5150b2012
29 Sep, 2009
Iliana
well there is two diff breeds of them you have american and english and they both have diff backgrounds
pirtea
29 Sep, 2009
Genevive
this guy is good y am on his newsletter and hes great:D keep going eric
packleader38
1 Oct, 2009
Jeri
true
eltragonwithestilo
2 Oct, 2009
Ronald
what did he say about the neck??
topbluffa1
5 Oct, 2009
Carlie
lol “amazing dog traner man”
nice name
GuitarFreakBashing
6 Oct, 2009
Natalya
Thats not the absolute truth. They were taken along with industrial working class from england, ireland and scotland after the civil war in america. they exually took the bulls and terriers they had with them and mixed it up till they got the new breed they wanted. and that is the american staffordshire terrier
alion06
7 Oct, 2009
Yasmine
there the same thing just its eaier to say it without america but idk y ppl dont say amstaff
vitomatics
8 Oct, 2009
Janessa
Great advice…especially the point on positive reinforcement with the bully breeds!
Dougiekc
10 Oct, 2009
Cinda
The American ones are from America.
wardancer400
10 Oct, 2009
Reynalda
the american ones are bigger
potnude
13 Oct, 2009
Lelia
Whats the difference betweem american staffordshire terrier and staffordshire terrier?
packleader38
13 Oct, 2009
Tess
am staff is apit cross staff simple
topbluffa1
13 Oct, 2009
Laverne
i know the diffrence thank you very much….and the american version comes from the english versin “like all (american) dogs” they tweek them abit then call them there own like.
“american bulldogs”
which r just basicy old english bulldogs.
anyway give some props to England and stop pretending all these dogs are american.
blackreignproject
14 Oct, 2009
Bethel
if you would google the dogs and comparison : Saffs vs AmStaff and you will quickly notice the difference. Size, headshape, …
you know the old saying….It Bigger in America!
topbluffa1
18 Oct, 2009
Miesha
where is staffordshire in america….. whats that threre is none?… stafforshire is place in England like everyhing Englad makes original Bulldog, football etc they ave to make a American versiion “amrican buldog, american football”.”
tryig to pretend things r urs by tweaking them every so slightly./
Cesarizmo
18 Oct, 2009
Brant
He looks like mine =) Love amstaff.
tonightwefly
20 Oct, 2009
Tressie
Yea I thought my staff was trying to pick fights with other dogs but if you let them meet its more about having a sniff and saying hello, they are very friendly inquisitive, very nosey hehe
tonightwefly
23 Oct, 2009
Bridgette
hehehehehe your completly right its just the bad owners hanging out on street corners drinking cans of beer with their staffs trying to untimidate people. My staff is a lovely dog, hes so full of life and as like yours a BIG softie!! hehe
MsEudora
26 Oct, 2009
Jewel
Aggressive training is more likely to result in an aggressive dog. Study up on positive reinforcement training before you get ANY dog. We have two Amstaffs in the family (not same as pit bull). No beating necessary. Ever.
Brewster
15 Mar, 2010
I, as well, use a pit-bull who could be the most sensitive animal I’ve ever owned. Quickly, a brand new dog breed will come together for your media to blast, as they have done rotties and dobies in previous years. Unfortunate that media sensationalism breeds a lot inaccurate data.