What is the personality of the Staffordshire? The Staffordshire has a very stable personality, is exceptionally affectionate, lively and enthusiastic, courageous, flexible and explosive. The Staffordshire is very family friendly, not aggressive and very obedient, and has good guarding skills. The Staffordshire is generally not a barker, has a stable personality, is intelligent, and is very malleable. The Staffordshire’s own personality is very stable. It is also particularly easy to get close to people. Staffords give the impression of being generally powerful and compact, muscular, and lively and enthusiastic, with a stout appearance and a lot of courage. Thinking is not allowed, but also can participate in many, extreme sports, such as parkour. Its limbs are very flexible and explosive. The Staffordshire is very family friendly, not at all aggressive, very obedient, and with a little training can outperform other dogs, and also has good guarding ability, can protect the owner’s property according to the owner’s orders, can easily distinguish, strangers friendly or not. If the Staffordshire comes to a new environment, it can accept the new owner in a short time and can easily get close to people. In general, the Staffordshire does not like to bark, so it will not affect the family and neighbors, and has a very stable personality, not the kind of nervous dog breed, usually at home and will not do damage, very smart and understanding. The Stamford is also known as a “jack-of-all-trades” and can be trained to work in any role you want, and has been used abroad as a police dog and sheepdog, and even for parkour.
