Staffie Bullweiler

Sasha is a 50/50 mix of Staffordshire Bull Terrier and Rottweiler. She looks like a mini Rottweiler but instead of black and tan, she's black and brindle. She had severe anxiety when I first got her at 2 years old but has settled in the home quite well. She's incredibly energetic, and very protective of the house, but super friendly after becoming acquainted to people. Although she's a 50/50 mix, she behaves exactly like a terrier. After owning pure-bred Rottweilers in the past, she definitely has a terrier personality over a Rottweiler personality.

We had the blood test as we were putting our sweet boy down. I couldn’t go on without knowing what my pound puppy was. The Wisdom Panel came in three weeks later. It says he is a pure bred F1 Staffie Bullweiler. We always thought he was a Boxer/Rottweiler mix. Mac was on sale at the pound at 7 months old. He had outgrown his family. He ended up as my personal companion for 5 years before we built our family with my husband and our other pets. He was so adaptable and never made me feel like he needed more than I could give him at the time. He was my everything. I had a Cali King so we could snuggle every night. He loved playing with the cat and was always extra gentle at playtime. He was protective on the leash or in the yard, but if we introduced a person or animal, he was so happy to meet them. He also liked day camp. At 10 years old he was diagnosed with many tumors and severe hip dysplasia. At the end he had a massive spleen tumor that was pushing his intestines to the side. His final days he played and jumped and I think he kept it together for us. He was on max pain pills while we navigated his diagnosis. We didn’t want to wait until his spleen ruptured or put him through more pain so we made the most difficult decision of our lives. This dog was with me through relationships, college, the beginning of my career, my cancer diagnosis and treatment and my engagement. He could be a stubborn ass at times, but I wouldn’t have traded my pound puppy for anything. I’m so proud to know he was a Staffie Bullweiler and share my story. We have wind-chimes I bought as a memorial and whenever they ring, we know it’s him.

She's a loving,faithful, protective dog. She stares into your eyes and you can just feel the love.

We have had our girl Nala since she was a puppy and she has the best temperament & personality of any dog we have owned previously. She is a little smaller then described above (50lbs), has the distinctive dark Rottweiler eyes, pads & nose & her overall colour is fox red. She does love walks & being outdoors but would happily sleep for the majority of the day. She is very good with other dogs & children however can be timid around new people.

She is very hyper she likes to play with everything and she loves her treats but she is very slow on training the only thing she knows how to do is sit, she Is very friendly with some people and only 2 dogs she likes but the rest she will go mental over but overall she is an amazing dog

She is a great dog with people and some dogs,however she becomes aggressive and shouty if there is a toy involved or stroke another dog

Zero! My first dog. Rescued as an 8wk puppy. Cat person who was very surprised by how much energy dogs have. We enrolled her in A 4wk "stay & train" obidencence school. WELL WORTH IT!

Tilly is the most beautiful loving bitch. She’s been amazing with my children growing up and sleeps with my daughter who is now 16, they are best friends.

Very loving loyal dog. Huge sook, like a big baby. He is definitely a moms boy. He can be slightly timid, and spooked easily. Very good with other dogs, will play gentle with small dogs but also likes to wrestle with dogs his size. As he has gotten older he’s become a bit wary of meeting new people/strangers, he is afraid and will resort to barking and growling if feeling cornered for a few minutes before becoming comfortable with the person. He has been socialized since a pup. He’s very friendly and affectionate to everyone in our family and friends!

I was a little nervous when I first got Daisy, I haven’t had a dog for many years. I don’t know why I felt like this as she is a joy! She’s the most happiest, energetic and loving little soul. Her training has gone well even though she still has her stubborn days. If you are thinking of getting a bullwiler, and have the time and patience I would say go for it because you won’t regret it 🐾

Gracie LOVES people. She is the opposite of leash aggressive. She prefers meeting canine friends when attached to mom or dad. When off leash she can be very nervous and submissive around other dogs but warms up and wants to play when she gets brave. She loves playing with her two big brothers of the feline variety. Incredibly smart and incredibly stubborn. Does not like to be told no or to be told to leave a room. Does not like to be disturbed when snoozing. Very vocal!! I imagine that might come from her other mixed breed groups. Follows mom around nonstop and doesn't like to be apart. Happy to be crated when family is not home. She has been struggling with some minor skin issues, itchiness and unknown environmental allergies. Very bitey as a baby and still working on it at 8 months. Much more gentle now but still wants to gnaw hands and occasionally clothes during playtime. Clearly not biting with intent to injure. Very concerning and painful when she was a tiny puppy with razor sharp teeth. Only gnaws on immediate family, only licks guests. Does not have street smarts yet. Wants to chase/play with cars when on walks. Tolerant of, loving and playful with 12 year old human sister. As a younger puppy she seemed to know not to play as rough with her. DNA determined 50% Rottie, 25% Staffordshire, 12.5% Shepherd and 12.5% Mutt. At 8 months she is weighing in at just under 50 lbs and looks like a large, muscular beagle with a small head. This is not a first time, large breed, dog owner, kind of dog. A little nervous and neurotic but fiercely loving and guarding. Honestly, she reminds me of my dearly departed chihuahua. She's a chihuahua on steroids.

couldn't ask for a better dog, he is amazing with the kids and super protective to. You have to train from day one and maintain it or they would easily push you around though. But Bruce is super intelligent and eager to learn.

Shadow is so friendly and is still like a puppy. He loves to play and run but also is happy sleeping all day. He is a power chewer and loves to eat. He can be anxious of strangers but has never showed aggression although he does suffer from separation anxiety however he loves people including children, other dogs and other animals although they are more reluctant to play ☺️ He has been good to train but plenty of repetition is needed as he can become distracted.

Very loving and gentle with everybody and all other animals.

We rescued Georgia at 7 weeks old and only 3 lbs. She was a Black and Tan beauty and we were told she’d only be around 15 lbs. At 10 months, 45lbs, and the most energetic, athletic and smart dog, we decided we needed to know her breed! We did a DNA test and she’s 65% staffy, 25% Rottweiler, and 10% unknown. She needs rigorous excercise every day running offleash with other dogs, as well as many walks. She’s so snuggly and insists on sleeping in bed with us under the covers. Georgia is easily trained and will basically do algebra if it means she gets a treat. That said, she also has a mind of her own and is incredibly stubborn sometimes. She’s super friendly with humans and dogs and we can’t get around the block without a ton of stopping for hello’s! We were shocked Georgia grew into the dog she did (truly thought we’d adopted a tiny daschund or pinscher), but we couldn’t be more in love.

Sonny was a rescue dog so the first year it was hard to understand his fear or anxiety to normal day activities. After 2 years of love, care and trust he has become my best friend and we go everywhere we each other. Sonny is such a happy excitable and loving boy, he hasn't got the hang of socializing with other dogs yet as he is so hyper and over affectionate he can make dogs a bit defensive but sure he will get there. He loves walking, and his bubble machine ,long naps and food :P. Sonny is so easy to take care of and loves people. He is loyal and is never far from my side.

We got our little girl, Hallie about 2 months ago. She’s two and will be three on Halloween! It took her about three/four weeks to adjust to her new Mom, Dad, and Papa. She hit it off with Papa’s chihuahua/pug mix, Willy. They love to play! They love to play tug of war together, but if he’s not in the mood, she’ll put it in any human’s lap and give you the saddest puppy eyes. She’s very sweet, loving and protective. She knows who her people are. She’s very weary with new people coming into our home, but adjusts quickly when she realizes that Mom, Dad or Papa say it’s okay and she’s given her space to warm up. She’s still very weary with little kids, 8 and under. She doesn’t get ugly, but she gives a warning growl, not showing her teeth. Dad went on a business trip for three weeks and when he came back, Hallie was all over him and wouldn’t stop giving him kisses and love! This is our first dog other than family dogs, but she’s been an absolutely amazing addition to our family!

We got sumo at 9 weeks old and he has been an amazing friend, companion. He is so smart and easy to train. He has such knowing and kind eyes and a gentle soul. He has been absolutely amazing with his human brothers Whedon all came along after him. He accepted and adored each and every one of them. We lost our Sumo on 16/6/2019 and we are completely lost without him. R.I.P our gentle giant. 🐾💔

Amazing dog loves to play with the kids agd 4 and 1 all round fantastic boy

Wee having some issues with stubbornness at the moment. He’s biting a lot but other than that he’s very loving. I think he’s using his dominance at the moment.

She is really energetic loves other dogs and loves playing with rugby balls

lovely dog best ever very loyal

We adopted her nine years ago from a shelter. She's so smart and learns easily - she even knows words (even if you spell them out)! She has a Border Collie-mix brother named Loki. Cosmo is easygoing and loves to be near her humans all the time.

We have had him since 8 weeks old, and immediately got parvo from where we got him, almost lost him early on. But he came good and has been a loving dog to his family and those who we have invited into the house. We soon got another dog by accident one day who was a stray, they hit it off straight away when he was 2. they are the same age and the other dog is a silky terrier x. Best of mates, protective of each other and our family. They used to get up to mischief. Digging holes, ripping up sprinklers. The holes though were for them to lay in and keep cool in the summer. The sprinklers were a bit of a problem, This stopped at 5yrs of age. They were pop up sprinklers and had to put them on risers out of the ground. These days both dogs love chilling out and get excited and want to play a few times a day. He is scared of thunder storms, needs to come in side when they happen. Understands many voice commands and is a clever dog. He is healthy, was a bit overweight, but cut down the quantity of food, over a short time this fixed this. Our issue at the moment, is that 18months ago the little dog was biting at buddahs ears and he turned around with his mouth open to say 'enough', but caught the little dog in the eye, he is now blind in one eye, and he was super protective of him for a long time with anyone else other than our direct family. We didnt trust him for a period of time. But he has now grown out of this, as the little dog still has the ability to do everything easily. And we have reintroduced other people to our dogs. On our part we didnt really introduce him to other dogs early on. So he is nervous and aggressive to any dogs that come to our house and wants to be friends with other dogs on walks, but can turn aggressive if the other dog shows any aggressiveness.

Stunning little fella! Learned sit in the first 2 days we had him! Just starting to teach him on the lead before he goes on his first walk! Still having some toilet accidents but he’s getting better day by day

Absolutely love our energetic brindle girl, she is great around our children however she's taking time to train with toileting and not jumping up. All suggestions welcomed