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James Smit
Yesterday i went to a last hope dog kennel and i found a gorgeous sweet laid back calm dog. He is a staffordshire bull terrier mix with something else. He has a brindle coat but the sad thing is he is going to get put to sleep in 13 days. My dad thinks its gonna run down the street and bite people. He has never seen the dog before. I tried to get him to go look at him but he refuses to. Someone please help me find ways to convince him to let me have him.
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Is he allowing you to get a dog of any kind? If he's not convinced at getting a dog then it will be very difficult.
No doubt he's probably concerned about getting a staff cross because of all the negative media. They actually are normally very people friendly and can make fantastic family dogs. I know some people with full staffs and they say they are the most loving dogs they've had and very sweet. Staffs can be very sweet and are adorable.
There is no reason to assume they are going to bite somebody! Most staffs wouldn't hurt a fly, the problem is when you get the wrong people trying to own them and making them aggressive. This is what all the bad media has done! There are now so many staffs in rescue centres because of all the bad media.
It's like with Rottweilers etc aswell, many people think they are monsters when many, many of them are just big softies and very sweet.
The least your dad could do is meet them for himself and see what they are really like.
You should find as much articles and positive media on the Staffordshire Bull Terrier as possible, there is a lot on the internet and get a book on them so he can read it for himself. If he reads about them he will find that actually they can make very, very loving family dogs. They used to have a great rep as one of the best family dogs.
I'm sure when he reads positive information on the staff, he will come around. Also get him to look at pictures of them and remind him that in a week they will be put to sleep unless you take them in. I'm sure he couldn't resist then, they are so adorable especially when their mouth is open, it looks like they are smiling.
This is what irresponsible and idiotic owners who shouldn't be allowed any kind of dog and the media have done to some dog breeds. Very sad.
Is he allowing you to get a dog of any kind? If he's not convinced at getting a dog then it will be very difficult.
No doubt he's probably concerned about getting a staff cross because of all the negative media. They actually are normally very people friendly and can make fantastic family dogs. I know some people with full staffs and they say they are the most loving dogs they've had and very sweet. Staffs can be very sweet and are adorable.
There is no reason to assume they are going to bite somebody! Most staffs wouldn't hurt a fly, the problem is when you get the wrong people trying to own them and making them aggressive. This is what all the bad media has done! There are now so many staffs in rescue centres because of all the bad media.
It's like with Rottweilers etc aswell, many people think they are monsters when many, many of them are just big softies and very sweet.
The least your dad could do is meet them for himself and see what they are really like.
You should find as much articles and positive media on the Staffordshire Bull Terrier as possible, there is a lot on the internet and get a book on them so he can read it for himself. If he reads about them he will find that actually they can make very, very loving family dogs. They used to have a great rep as one of the best family dogs.
I'm sure when he reads positive information on the staff, he will come around. Also get him to look at pictures of them and remind him that in a week they will be put to sleep unless you take them in. I'm sure he couldn't resist then, they are so adorable especially when their mouth is open, it looks like they are smiling.
This is what irresponsible and idiotic owners who shouldn't be allowed any kind of dog and the media have done to some dog breeds. Very sad.
How do I get my dog adjusted to being at a kennel while I am away?
Lesley C
I am going on vacation without the family dog this time. She has never been in a kennel. We are flying out of town for three to four days over the holidays but cannot take her on the plane and don't want to drive 15 hours with a dog to our destination. Plus many hotels are not dog-friendly.
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Just inspect the boarding kennel before you leave your dog there, and provided you are happy with what you see (and smell!!) and feel comfortable with the owners etc., go on your holiday! Believe me, she's not going to fade away in 3/4 days in any case, much as she'll certainly miss you. Dogs in kennels actually have loads of things to occupy them - if only the other dogs. But there's always lots going on in kennels and my experience (I've worked in Boarding Kennels) is by the time they are shut in their beds, they zonk out. Many kennels will take their boarders out for walks during their stay too.
If you don't like what you see when you check the place out - move on. Some kennels are better than others, but if the boarders in there when you visit look happy and well cared for (water bowls topped up etc.), you have nothing to worry about. Honestly.
ps If you are seriously worried that your girl won't cope with Boarding, have you considered having a home-sitter in to be with her in your own home?
Just inspect the boarding kennel before you leave your dog there, and provided you are happy with what you see (and smell!!) and feel comfortable with the owners etc., go on your holiday! Believe me, she's not going to fade away in 3/4 days in any case, much as she'll certainly miss you. Dogs in kennels actually have loads of things to occupy them - if only the other dogs. But there's always lots going on in kennels and my experience (I've worked in Boarding Kennels) is by the time they are shut in their beds, they zonk out. Many kennels will take their boarders out for walks during their stay too.
If you don't like what you see when you check the place out - move on. Some kennels are better than others, but if the boarders in there when you visit look happy and well cared for (water bowls topped up etc.), you have nothing to worry about. Honestly.
ps If you are seriously worried that your girl won't cope with Boarding, have you considered having a home-sitter in to be with her in your own home?
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