Sentences with phrase «bulls nanny dogs»

Some believe Pit Bulls nanny dogs earned this title due to many photos from the 19th century that have come to light.

While these stories may not be about Pit Bulls nanny dogs, some of these heartwarming stories include:

There are studies that support this evidence, and of course these are not the dogs that grow to be Pit Bulls nanny dogs.

In spite of these fearsome characteristics, the Pit Bulls nanny dogs also gained recognition.

There was a time when the thought of Pit Bulls nanny dogs were commonplace in many homes around the world.

To understand the behavior of Pit Bulls nanny dogs, is much the same as with any breed dog.

Not exact matches

Pictured is a staffordshire bull terrier which was bread from staffordshire UK predominantly it's «nanny» dog, bread to look after children... I SO wish people realised what they are doing before bringing an animal in to their house before pointing blame on an animal...

It doesn \» t matter if: - their jaws don \» t lock - someone once called them nanny dogs - your dog has never bitten anyone - your small dog bites but your staffy doesn \» t - this type of dog doesn \» t have the strongest jaw - they are loyal to you - the type of staffy or pit bull that killed or maimed isn \» t the type you own or is a cross-breed What matters is that Staffy - type dogs kill and maim more than any other breeds.

Second in 1987 Toronto Star article where Breeder Kathy Thomas, president of the Staffordshire Bull Terrier Association said «In England, our Staffies were called the nanny - dog».

Because you turned this into a forum on hating pit bulls and because that statement you quoted is against any so called nanny dog, its not breed specific.

Pit bulls were never nanny dogs.

Maybe this is why pit bulls were once deemed the «nanny dog.»

Fun Fact: Pit Bulls were once referred to as «nanny dogs» due to their love of children!

Pit bulls (and similar breeds) were never «Nanny» dogs.

After all the Pit Bull was labeled as the «nanny dog» for a reason.

Pit bulls were bred and called nanny dogs for the fact of how protective they are of children and the family they belong too.

Staffordshire Bull Terriers are people orientated, obedient, intelligent, and highly affectionate dogs who were originally bred as nanny dogs as they are so good with children.

They were in recent history known as the «nanny dog» because they are so good with children.There are countless instances of pit bulls saving people, and yet they are reviled because a dog that looked like «the type» was reported to have hurt someone or someone's dog.

Staffordshire Bull Terriers are one of the most popular dogs in the UK and are known as the nanny - dog because they are so good with children.

To call them «nanny dogs» or «America's family dog» («The debate on pit bulls,» June 22) is absurd.

Pit bulls have enjoyed a long history of being known as the «nanny dogs» for their famous love of children.

In fact, Pit Bull Terriers used to be kept as nanny dogs!

Considering the Pit Bull is a descendant of a dog that was mainly bred to fight, how exactly did it get the reputation as a Nanny Ddog that was mainly bred to fight, how exactly did it get the reputation as a Nanny DogDog?

Pit bulls used to be «Nanny» dogs because of their willingness to please and desire for human companionship and loyalty towards their family.

During this time, they have earned a reputation as being excellent with children, even to the point of being nicknamed the Nanny Dog, a name still used for pit bulls today that few are aware of.

The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is affectionate, steady and especially fond of children, earning its nickname the «Nanny Dog.»

Thus, it is no surprise that by 1900, the American Pit Bull Terrier gained its greatest renown as a courageous and loyal companion to both adults and children, even acquiring the nickname «nanny dogs» in some locations.

In England, for example, the Staffordshire bull terrier was so good with kids that it became known as «The Nanny Dog.»

However Pit Bulls (for example) were called «Nanny Dogs» due to the affectionate nature with children.