I still think it's far more likely to have a staffy dad. Just because they're so common. Plus just coz a staffy is smaller that a lab doesn't mean "it" can't happen! If there's a will there's a way lol We have a jack russel x irish wolfhound at my dog's school! Crazy, weird looking thing!
If she were mine I'd get her a tag for her collar saying "I AM NOT A PIT BULL!" or "I'm a Lab x Staffy!" in case she ever gets lost so they don't put her down!
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Yes they are allowed. You tend to see more English staffys around though, probably due to their smaller size, they're popular pets for familys.
The restricted breeds are:
American Pit Bull Terrier
Dogo Argentino (Argentinian fighting dog);
Fila Brasileiro (Brazilian fighting dog);
Japanese Tosa;
Perro de Presa Canario
and "includes any dog of a mixed breed that visibly contains any of the above prohibited breeds."
The Pit Bull Terrier and the Perro de Presa Canario are the only breeds currently known to exist in Australia. But it is banned to import any of these breeds into the country.
If she were mine I'd get her a tag for her collar saying "I AM NOT A PIT BULL!" or "I'm a Lab x Staffy!" in case she ever gets lost so they don't put her down!
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Yes they are allowed. You tend to see more English staffys around though, probably due to their smaller size, they're popular pets for familys.
The restricted breeds are:
American Pit Bull Terrier
Dogo Argentino (Argentinian fighting dog);
Fila Brasileiro (Brazilian fighting dog);
Japanese Tosa;
Perro de Presa Canario
and "includes any dog of a mixed breed that visibly contains any of the above prohibited breeds."
The Pit Bull Terrier and the Perro de Presa Canario are the only breeds currently known to exist in Australia. But it is banned to import any of these breeds into the country.
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