3Paisley's ideal home Looking to find her paws in a home of her own is Paisley. Adopters who are active and up for continuing training will be ideal for Paisley. Having positive outlets to channel her bundles of energy into will keep her happy and entertained. Following a successful meet at the centre Paisley could live with another dog. Although, she’ll be just as happy
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3Snoop Dog's ideal home Snoop Dog is ready to settle into family life. He can live with teenagers and potentially another dog. A home with a garden would be grand and someone at home initially to help with the settling in period. Snoop has been clean in his sleeping areas here so it shouldn’t take him too long to pick up house training. Could you be Snoop Dog's perfect match?
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1Simba's ideal home Simba is a friendly lad who is so ready for a family to call his own. He’ll do best with a adopters who will allow him time and be up for some training to help settle him into home life. When out and about Simba may have some doggy walking pals but for in the home, he’s most suited to being the only dog. A home with a garden will be a bonus. Could you be
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2Nala's ideal home Beautiful 3-year-old Nala is ready to settle down into family life. Ideally someone will be at home initially to help her find her paws and relax in the new set up. Nala can live with teens who are confident around larger breeds. Furthering training will be ideal. Currently she’s learning how to walk calmly on the lead and building up confidence around
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4Zena's ideal home Zena is a lively 2 year old Staffie cross that is looking for a home with owners around most of the time to settle her in. She is fully house trained, travels well in the car and loves to say hello to other Dogs out on walks. She does prefer one on one attention though and so she would need to be the only dog in the home. Zena loves playing with her toys,
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4Bandit's ideal home Are you an active family looking for a young fun dog to do training with? Yes, then Bandit might be the one for you! He loves getting out and about to explore and would love to join on adventures. He adores spending time with you! Bandit would benefit from a confidence boost for when making new human friends as he can be unsure with some. It’s so worth
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3Archie's ideal home Archie is a cheeky and excitable young chap who is going to keep his new owners on their toes. He needs owners who are going to be dedicated to his training, and around during the day as he does not like to be left. He is looking for owners who are as active as he is and who can help keep entertained with lots of exercise but also plenty of fun, games and
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3Buck's ideal home Buck is a 1yr old Staffy Mastiff Crossbreed who is really lacking in confidence with the big wide world, but when he's built a relationship with his friends he's so much fun and super affectionate. He'll be perfect for people who love and understand his breed and are up for spending a bit of quality time settling him into his home and slowly growing his
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3Bolt's ideal home Bolt is a super handsome, super playful and SUPER friendly Staffy Crossbreed who's looking for an active adult family who are up for lots of fun! He's 18-months-old and bursting with training potential. He's a big strong boy who sometimes gets a bit too giddy, hence needing an adult home, but he's doing so well with his training that we know he'll thrive.
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3Otis's ideal home Otis is a fabulous 1yr old Staffy Mastiff Crossbreed who is going to make a wonderful pet. He's not had the best start to life but has bounced back and proven himself to be full of fun and affection. He will need a little space initially to build a bond, but he's easy to get to know with a few treats and a little patience. He'll be fine with older teens who
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3Violet's ideal home Violet is a lovely 10 year old crossbreed who came to us through no fault of her own. She is looking for a calm and quiet retirement home where she can spend her days snoozing and having a gentle fuss. She isn't interested in other Dogs so would need to be the only dog in the home. She could live with high school aged children and have younger visitors if
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3Nala's ideal home Nala is ready to settle down into family life. She adores company so a family who can provide plenty of quality time will be her dream! Nala can share her home with another doggy friend and older kids who are confident with larger breeds. Some basic training will be needed although she should pick up housetraining quite quickly. Could you be Nala's perfect
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3Beanie's ideal home Bundle of energy, Beanie, is going to bags of fun in the home. She’s a very confident pup and is sure to keep her new family on their toes! Training has been started and will need continuing as well as providing positive outlets to keep her mentally and physically stimulated. She’s a quick learner and will love having a ‘job’ to do. Beanie’s
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3Dobby's ideal home Dobby is such a fun, loving lad! He’s 5 months old and still has quite a bit of growing to do. We can’t say if he’s going to grow into those ears though! Dobby will suit an active family who are up for starting all the usual puppy training. Food will be a big help and he’s a super fan of treats. Positive outlets and brain games will be great for
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3Hugo's ideal home Hugo is an excitable lad with a sensitive side. He’ll flourish with adopters who are happy to continue training and understand not to rush him into new situations. Once he’s found his paws and settled into homelife, alone time could be gradually built up. Hugo was previously housetrained so should just need a little refresher with this. Pending successful
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Adopting a Staffordshire Bull Terrier usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Staffie is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Staffie, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Staffie can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Staffordshire Bull Terrier dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Staffies closer to you, making it easier to arrange a visit and meet the dog in person.
Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
