I'm a Grandpa at just 26.........Amazing
16 November 2008, 05:51 PM
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I'm a Grandpa at just 26.........Amazing
Well guys
I'm a grandpa at just 26, and it's the best feeling in the world.
Before you guys start saying WTF i'll explain.
I have 2 beautiful staffs and one of them was pregnant, i say was, as she gave birth last night to 7 stunning solid blue staffs. She started labour at 1 o'clock and eventually finished up at about 5 o'clock. the labour went well and both mother and pups were fine.
She had 4 boys and 3 girls.
They are absolutely stunning, all are solid blue in colour and all healthy.
Pups are for sale and you can find more info on the dogs at BluestaffyBulls
Pups are £950 each.
Here's some pics.
I'm a grandpa at just 26, and it's the best feeling in the world.
Before you guys start saying WTF i'll explain.
I have 2 beautiful staffs and one of them was pregnant, i say was, as she gave birth last night to 7 stunning solid blue staffs. She started labour at 1 o'clock and eventually finished up at about 5 o'clock. the labour went well and both mother and pups were fine.
She had 4 boys and 3 girls.
They are absolutely stunning, all are solid blue in colour and all healthy.
Pups are for sale and you can find more info on the dogs at BluestaffyBulls
Pups are £950 each.
Here's some pics.
16 November 2008, 06:19 PM
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lovley mate , i have a red one with white sox , as for the askin price some can go for 1300 each it is (correct me if im wrong ) pretty much the rarest colour you can get a staff and very sought after ? !
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16 November 2008, 08:22 PM
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£950 for a Staff, the rescue places are full of ones needing a home, lovely Dogs but a limited market given the publics aversion to Staffs, good luck but at the moment you may struggle.
17 November 2008, 09:02 AM
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Ouch, knew pure bred Staffies went for good money but didnt realise it was that much. My Bulldog cost £1000 and theyre rare compared to Staffs.
Anyway, who cares, great looking pups mate
Glad all 7 pups seem healthy 
Anyway, who cares, great looking pups mate
Glad all 7 pups seem healthy
17 November 2008, 01:01 PM
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Is grey, sorry, blue, this year's colour then?
17 November 2008, 02:24 PM
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Not a big fan of these sorts of dogs but Mum looks lovely. Like that colouring a lot. Cute pups too.
Might go for pups with ours soonish too - how has it been?
Might go for pups with ours soonish too - how has it been?
17 November 2008, 02:36 PM
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That's so true 
Both of my Staffies came from rescue homes and I struggle to resist taking on another one...I feel so sorry for the poor little buggers, they're such loving dogs and it breaks my heart to see them stuck in kennels with no future to look forward to 
Both of my Staffies came from rescue homes and I struggle to resist taking on another one...I feel so sorry for the poor little buggers, they're such loving dogs and it breaks my heart to see them stuck in kennels with no future to look forward to
17 November 2008, 05:29 PM
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My theory is that Dogs and Cats emit a Pheromone that make you love them, the same pheromone sends you mental, the more Dogs and Cats, the greature your exposure until you start wearing cardigans, buttoned wrong with holes in, a headscarf and wear some smelly old slippers for going to the shops, thats if you remember to put any footwear on.
Mark my words, five years and the RSPCA will be busting the door down.....
And remember, some Dogs emit more of this odourless chemical, based on some observations I have made, the Chihuahua pheremone is the most potent, it has been known for those affected to put the dog in a bag, take photos of it and put them up in public areas, sad but true.
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17 November 2008, 09:39 PM
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absolutely gorgeous m8,
If you think dogs are dear you should try and buy a Parrot. I breed Eclectus Parrots and Sell them between £700 - £1200 depending on how much time I spend hand rearing them. In a couple of years I hope to move onto Macaws and hope to get a pair of Hyancith Macaws.
These usually sell for £8000 for the male to £10000 for the female depending on how tame they are! Although you can buy the eggs for around £100 and hope they hatch.
If you think dogs are dear you should try and buy a Parrot. I breed Eclectus Parrots and Sell them between £700 - £1200 depending on how much time I spend hand rearing them. In a couple of years I hope to move onto Macaws and hope to get a pair of Hyancith Macaws.
These usually sell for £8000 for the male to £10000 for the female depending on how tame they are! Although you can buy the eggs for around £100 and hope they hatch.
17 November 2008, 09:54 PM
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absolutely gorgeous m8,
If you think dogs are dear you should try and buy a Parrot. I breed Eclectus Parrots and Sell them between £700 - £1200 depending on how much time I spend hand rearing them. In a couple of years I hope to move onto Macaws and hope to get a pair of Hyancith Macaws.
These usually sell for £8000 for the male to £10000 for the female depending on how tame they are! Although you can buy the eggs for around £100 and hope they hatch.
If you think dogs are dear you should try and buy a Parrot. I breed Eclectus Parrots and Sell them between £700 - £1200 depending on how much time I spend hand rearing them. In a couple of years I hope to move onto Macaws and hope to get a pair of Hyancith Macaws.
These usually sell for £8000 for the male to £10000 for the female depending on how tame they are! Although you can buy the eggs for around £100 and hope they hatch.
Talking about parrots, a couple of years ago my ex's African grey parrot flew away, while he was cleaning it's cage
He put notice on the lamp post in the village with reward etc. for the parrot fetcher. It wasn't the cost, it's the attachment with the parrot he had developed. Very sad, but some chav kids made great use of his mobile number on the lamp post notice, they rang him just to tease him, making parrot noises (and giggling with it) etc. How cruel! Some people, eh!Anyway, that parrot is sadly missed by him.
My family in India have had a few parrots as pets. Local breed with vibrant green feathers, and red necklace impression around its neck. We actually get flights of parrots coming to pinch guavas from our trees! They look stunning in hundreds together!
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When I lived in Tenerife, you could buy various sorts of parrot in the local petshop. I'm sure last time I went in they had a couple of African Greys, a few Macaws and some others. They were not even expensive, but I'm not sure what condtions or linage they come from over there.
Imperessive looking birds, none the less.
And the parrots
Imperessive looking birds, none the less.
And the parrots
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