I have a Staffy, I never knew what love was until I got her. She is amazing I love her more than anything in this world. I love her more than my kid’s & grandchildren. She’s my baby if ld die of a broken heart if anything happened to her. She saved my life I didn’t want to be here anymore, she is the reason I get out of bed in a morning, she’s the reason why I’m sat here smiling instead of crying 😢 Dollar I love you to the moon & stars my precious little girl ❤❤❤❤
Yes, so true I miss when my Angel was a puppy. Now, she's 4, 5 in February and miss when she was little. Time passes so quick. She still acts like a puppy, though and my Jameson, we've had him since he was about 1 or 2 yrs. old(He was a stray and was abused, and my Mom found him on the street when the pandemic started in March of 2020.) The vet estimated him to be 4 in June of 2022 (that's the first time he went to the vet. I know, too long.) But she said he looked like he was about 4, so my guess is he's probably 5, now. I worry about him and Angel getting older very often. Like I said time goes by too quick. I remember when my Angel had her first birthday in 2020. Hard to belive that she turned 1, 3 years ago and was a pup 3 years ago. Kinda 2, cuz I think they're still puppies at 1. Hard to believe, can't believe it. I do have a lot of pics of her, though, I have videos of her, too. Not a whole lot, but a good amount.
I hand raised my dog of 13 yrs who passed last year. Yeah he was a dog but losing him still hurts. I'm not really over it because the unconditional love they give is not something you can replace unless you get another dog to carry that legacy but I don't want to forget him.
We always carry our previous dogs in our heart ♥ with us, and we have enough capacity to be able to give our next dog loads of love as well. 😊 I have several dogs in my heart ♥ and my photo albums. I have two rescued dogs in my life currently as well, who are a joy and a delight. 🌿
It's so true! We do carry our previous dogs with us in our hearts. With each new dog the love you had for your previous dog becomes theirs as well as all your new found love. 🥰❤️❤️❤️
I just lost my Simba last year. I wasn't over Duke, who was with me for 16 years. Simba passed at 14 yrs. old. He was my spoiled little Goldie. Duke was my Pittie Pooh.
I got two male littermates two weeks ago and it's definitely been a learning curve. Especially because the people I got them from did them no favors. I do try to keep reminding myself that all of this is temporary and to enjoy the small things. In the two weeks I've had them they've already matured so much it's so cool to see them experience the world for the first time. They're Husky/Chocolate Labrador mixes and I have no regrets even when they're both trying to eat my hair and taking all my dirty laundry to their bed to chew on 😂
Better person hit me hard. Thinking about how much my dogs have helped me improve myself/have improved me always brings a tear to my eye. I love having dogs and I believe they are an essential part of human life.
I have learned so much from my animals. I have learned about unconditional love, (both ways). And so much about their behavior (it's ongoing). And even spiritual stuff. ❤️❤️❤️
Amazing dogs i had them growing up youll never be in better company then a staffies aka nanny dog their l9ve loyalty and comedy acts are priceless ❤❤❤❤
I hope my dog leaves his puppy stage, I don’t think I’m gonna miss him vommiting out worms on the carpet because the previous owners were dog poop and left him outside and didn’t give him any deworming at all
Nah cause when i come home my parents and sister are like 😐hey😐 and our dog walks up to me and is whole body screams happy, even if i was away for just 5 minutes. The love is real 😍
@@tysoncutler3630 so true! It's also that my dad isn't the biggest pet lover, he just married a pet lover (my mom). And my mom and sister aren't home a lot so i do most of his care like feeding, walks/pottybreaks, playtime, brushing and ofcourse cuddles and kisses. So yeah he is excited to see me but also listens to me best
100 percent that’s why my staffy I considered it as my hero he did not only save me from my depression but he thought me a lot to be ả responsible person ❤
I skipped the puppy stage entirely by adopting an AmStaff from the shelter who was between 1 -3 years old. I had puppies growing up and I knew that I wouldn’t miss a thing.
@@Courtesyflush52 Shouldn't have any per if you need to go out to work and leave them. They are pack animals and even if there are two of them at home they need their pack leader - you. Left alone for so long results in depression and related problems.
Just searched this up bc my staffy, 11 years old, he’s got put down last year x. I miss him so so so so so so soooo much and I just don’t know how I’m still standing without him. However my years are getting better, it can take a few turns but that alright! All you have to do is just think positively, eat correctly, go on walks, swim, runs/jogs/exercise.etc His name was Dexter and his nickname was Dexy, when my sister was a little kid she used to call him Sexy instead of Dexy. 😂😂 So, dexter was a perfectly happy staffy dog until my mother took control and stole him from us… he was a gift for my sister whe n she was born . My sister is 2 yrs older than me amd I’m way to young to be thinking about this this stuff. But it’s just coming to my head and it won’t go away. I am seeing literal ghosts and sometimes I even see him walk through my lounge room. Rip to Dexter 😭 ily boy x..
Don’t think you’re weird. I had a large Pit/Black Lab mix that I rescued. He was one of my “babies” for years and years. He has come back twice to visit me! I was really surprised, but happy to see him. He didn’t stay long. Just a few minutes. His name was/is Boomer 😊
I am the proud owner of two pit bulls and I have to say they are the most loving loyal goofy dogs I've ever had in my life! When that horrible day comes part of me will die with them.
@@RaviMehay Staffordshire Terrier and Pitbull are the same thing. The dog in that video is definitely a pitbull. And I'm not going to argue with your ignorant ass!
@@danksmoke420 They are not the same. That's like saying Golden Retrievers are the same as Labradors or that German Shepherds are the same as Huskies.
Dog smiles are so magical, they are like a kittens purr they can instantly get you out of a bad mood. Ever since I started my job petsitting and dogwalking Ive been such a mellower person and just genuinely more happy from what everybody around me says and I know a big part of it is being greeted by my doggy clients with wagging tails and big ol doggy grins
I wish I would’ve enjoyed the puppy stage more. I was so concerned with training her and teaching her that I missed out on a lot of great times with her. Sometimes I wish she was a puppy again but her older dog years are just great.
This video is soooo beautiful,and most importantly, sooo true. Spread the love people, were all beautiful at heart,just let it out and show our beautiful humanity nature for the world be.
I love my staffy, he's one and is called Bobby. He's such a loving dog, I just wish that the people who cross the road to avoid walking past him/ ignore him when he's looking at them with his tail wagging or pick up there dog when we're near could just see past the fact that he's a staffy and just see how lovely he is, like i do xx
Enjoy it my staffi is at the end of his life and the tine went so fast ! I've had 15 years of fun and cuddles ...my heart will be broken when he's gone😢😢😢
My 2 yr old American Blue Nose Pit Rescue still thinks she is a puppy and I hope she always does!! She deserves to feel that way after her hard beginning of life.
Ahhh the puppy stage, the puppy belly, learning he can speak at different pitches. The good old days I miss so much. I love him now obviously but he is reactive so it’s hard sometimes and when it gets hard I think of the little puppy to remember he is still the same baby.
Is it just me that genuinely think that the greyhound and pit are just such beautiful dogs, like the pits adorable cheeks and their soft eyes just make me fall in love every time I see them, but on the other hand the greyhounds goofy stature and smiling face give these dogs immaculate beauty for being so hated.
Our girl has been amazing since being a puppy to now. Those needle teeth were the only thing I dont miss!! What we learnt is whatever mistakes they make, we don't blame them, we take ownership for it.
Erm...no I don't miss the puppy stage really. I definitely love the younger years of 1-5 where they are able to give a reflection of your bond and commitment to what has been taught to them. After that the devotion is solid gold, family forever.
The puppy stage never ended with my first one and because of that he will forever be in my heart as the cheekiest and most loveable dog I've ever known.
