Piper

Piper is the smallest of the litter but by no means is she ever last in line! she appears to have a lot of her mum's staffy genes and is outgoing and confident. Piper will not be as big as the other pups, i think she will be a little bigger than a typical staffy. She is very affectionate and loves cuddles. Litter profile:this litter of divine pups was surrendered to us from a person who rescued their mum, portia from a bad situation. Portia is the result of a red australian cattle dog crossed with a staffordshire bull terrier. Portia was accidentally mated to a purebred short coated border collie, you can see him in the photos along with portia. But five growing pups and their mum were wearing a hole in the wallet! so the pups were surrendered to us. With four white, tan and speckled pups and one white and black these are beautifully marked and will mature into gorgeous dogs. Being three quarter working dog, these pups will mature into dogs that will need some exercise and meaningful mental activity every day, these are not the type of dogs you can leave alone for more that a few hours and expect to not get into mischief and be bored. So if you are interested in adopting one of these beauties be prepared to put a lot of work into your growing pup. If you do you will be rewarded with an intelligent and faithful canine companion for many years to come. All the pups sleep indoors at night and are naturally clean, a great start to house training. These pups can go to new homes after july 25th. Contact dallas if you'd like to meet one of these pups