Staffordshire bull terrier

Staffordshire Bull Terrier female, 4 years old, located in Sligo. Friendly temperament. She is fine with big dogs but the owner does not recommend her with small dogs. She is well mannered and has been used to living outdoors in a kennel. Vaccinated and wormed. Papers can be sent away for registration; the seller says she just needs to be registered. The owner is rehoming because they moved house and have too many dogs to care for properly, and is looking for a pet home. Good pedigree , l2hga clear by parentage

Staffordshire Bull Terriers are typically loyal and affectionate with their family and can be strong and energetic; they often benefit from consistent training and firm, fair handling. If you are interested in meeting her or would like more information, please contact the seller to arrange a visit or ask further questions.

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