Could someone explain EXACTLY what the difference is between a Pit Bull and an American Staff, if there even is one... I'm fed up with hearing so much rubbish about it...
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I agree with you, Arrawak
The American Bulldog isn't a breed recognised by the Kennel Club (nor is it recognised by the FCI). 'Staff' can refer to several different breeds. A Pitbull isn't a specific cross of two breeds; it's a dog without a breed, but which is physically similar to an American Staffordshire Terrier. If you're doing some research, have a look at Wikipedia...
"In the UK, 'Pitbull' is the colloquial, legal, and media term used for dogs whose physical appearance matches the 'type', specifically looking similar to an American Staffordshire Terrier, but that don't have a pedigree recognised by the Kennel Club."
Yes, that’s right
"a pit bull is the same as a bull terrier ... in my opinion"
The Bull Terrier is a completely different breed altogether
"The pit bull is a cross between a Staffy and an American Bulldog"
A Pit Bull is a Staffy-type that isn't KC-registered or a Staffy cross, regardless of what it's crossed with
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