Country of Origin: USA
The American continent was adopted by English immigrants in the late 19th. and early 20th century. Descendants Bastarde from the English Bulldog and Old English Terrier known Stafordski Bull Terrier. Quickly acclimate to the other side of the ocean, called pitt bulls, from 1936. officially called Staffordshire terriers, from 1972. known under its present name. Practice to participate in dog fighting had brought the name of the dangerous animal. Such indeed may become inadequate attitude and temperament. With reasonable growing by an experienced breeder, become friendly, playful, and showed special courage and will to fight.
Description: Head and Skull: Medium long head, broad and impressively beautiful. Eyes: Dark, round, set deep and distant from one another. The ends of the line of the eye should be bright pink color. Ears: Fully or semi erect; not desirable completely hung ears. Teeth: Lined shaped jaw scissors. NECK: Strong, slightly bent, long, no bare skin. Front legs: Straight, strong bones, rounded, vertical median footstep. Cadaver: well prominent ribs, wide front and chest wide and deep with a moderate inclination to the groin. Hind legs: muscular. Paws: Closed toes with different size, well-rounded, the rear toes are turned out. Tail: Small in relation to the size of the dog, planted deep, but holds back bent or above. Fiber: Short, shiny, strong and sharp to the touch.Color: Allowed all monochrome colors and stains, and is not desirable monochromatic white or more than 80% white, flame or brown. Height: The height at the withers of the male is 46-48cm and females 43-46 cm. Height at the withers must always be proportional to body weight.
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