Is a blue Staffy rare?
Unfortunately, too many breeders are breeding for colour because they can charge a premium for blue puppies. Blue was the rarest of colours for the Staffy, but not anymore. Before you buy any puppy, blue or otherwise, it’s a good idea to ask the breeders for the health check certificates.
Are blue Staffies good pets?
Staffies can make great family pets As a rule, they are gentle, affectionate dogs who adore people. They are utter clowns who enjoy life and simply love being part of the family. In fact, their well documented love of children once earned them the nickname “nanny dog”.
What is the rarest colour of Staffy?
Stafford Bull Terriers are red because they don’t have the gene to express black pigment. Blue used to be one of the rarer Staffy coat colours but not anymore.
What’s wrong with blue Staffy?
The genetic health concerns include hip and elbow dysplasia, patella luxation and juvenile cataracts. They do commonly experience anxiety issues and staffies also suffer from a fairly high rate of allergies that can cause skin itching and secondary infections.
Do Blue Staffies shed hair?
Do English Staffies Shed? English Staffies have short, easy-care coats. They shed a low to moderate amount, but this can be minimised with regular brushing. A bath once or twice a month will keep them smelling fresh if they spend most of their time indoors.
How long should I walk my Staffy puppy?
How Far Should You Walk A Staffy? Staffies typically need an hour or so each day. Owners can split the time between separate walks; ideally, these should be vigorous walks, not just a stroll around. So if you walk at a reasonable pace, you should cover two to three miles with your Staffy every day.
How often do Staffies need a bath?
every 3 months
As for baths, your Staffy should really only be bathed every 3 months, or whenever they desperately need it. It can actually be better to bathe them this infrequently because washing them too often with shampoo can irritate their sensitive skin and strip the oils from their fur.