The Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has declared this week to be Staffie Awareness Week, in an effort to encourage people to change their opinion of Staffordshire Bull Terriers.
Thousands of Staffies are abandoned each year in Britain, and they can be difficult to rehome as many people think of them as an aggressive breed.
Mike Flynn, Chief Superintendent of the Scottish SPCA, says: ‘Staffie Awareness Week is our opportunity to highlight that staffies are actually friendly, affectionate and loyal.
‘Many people who visit our centres looking to rehome a dog tell us they have already discounted the breed. But when they meet a staffie their opinions often change once they have been showered with kisses and affection…
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