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Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Staffies can cost up to $5,000 in Australia and can make good pets if trained properly.
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier at a glance
- Price range: $1,500–$5,000
- Pet insurance cost: $73.76–$198.60
- Size: Medium, 30–40cm
- Weight: 11–15kg
- Temperament: Affectionate, obedient, stubborn
- Grooming needs: Requires regular maintenance
- Exercise needs: Regular daily exercise
- Kid-friendly: Yes, but requires supervision
- Life expectancy: 12–14 years old
How much do Staffordshire Bull Terriers cost?
We found Staffordshire Bull Terrier prices range from around $1,500 to $5,000 in Australia.
The prices can differ dramatically based on whether you get a rescue or a pure breed. Make sure that you're purchasing from a registered breeder when you get a Staffy.
To get these costs, we looked at over 30 prices from breeders across Australia on sites such as Gumtree, Cottage Canines, Trading Post and Pups4Sale.
How much does pet insurance cost for a Staffordshire Bull Terrier?
1-year old | 2-year old | 3-year old | 4-year old | 5-year old | Apply today | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
$69.16 | $69.16 | $70.65 | $75.86 | $81.06 | ||
$133.89 | $143.831 | $152.05 | $164.30 | $181.17 | ||
122.92 | 124.48 | 128.39 | 130.77 | 142.43 | ||
$123.12 | $134.81 | $145.90 | $158.71 | $174.71 | ||
$79.95 | $85.31 | $90.94 | $100.98 | $118.18 | ||
$87.67 | $78.63 | $82.87 | $91.97 | $105.94 | ||
$95.73 | $101.55 | $105.60 | $112.59 | $170.30 | ||
$88.79 | $94.32 | $139.66 | $149.28 | $164.12 |
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Dr Sam Kovac answers frequently asked questions about Staffordshire Bull Terriers
Are Staffordshire Bull Terriers aggressive?
"The English Staffordshire Bull Terrier can be a powerful breed and overexcited. Like other breeds, they can be prone to aggression but nothing compared to the American Staffordshire Terrier, which is an aggressive breed."
How much walking does a Staffordshire Bull Terrier need?
"Staffordshire Bull Terriers are muscular animals and having that muscular frame means that they do need significant exercise. So a walk or run around in the park for 1–1.5 hours per day, at least 3 to 4 times a week is what a Staffy needs."
Are Staffordshire Bull Terriers a good family dog?
"Staffordshire Bull Terriers can be a very good family dog. They can protect the home. They're fiercely loyal but they can get overexcited so require a lot of training. They're the sort of breed that don't know how big and strong they are. Like all other breeds, I wouldn't leave a Staffordshire Bull Terrier around young children, or infants unsupervised.
Having said that, they're a strong hardy breed that you can let jump into the back of your car, run around at the beach, hose them down to get rid of the sand. They're not a complaining sort of dog. They love to be part of the family going on expeditions."
Are Staffordshire Bull Terriers easy to train?
"Staffordshire Bull Terriers are intelligent breeds. They're easy to train as they are fiercely loyal to their family and they like to please their family. They're eager to please. They do need a firm hand or firm upbringing and you need to be strict with them because they will try to bend the rules and outsmart you."
How often should a Staffordshire Bull Terrier go to the vet?
"Being a relatively healthy breed a Staffy should go to the vet once a year for a physical exam or twice a year if they're a bit older – over the age of 6 or 7."
What health issues are common with a Staffordshire Bull Terrier?
"They're mostly prone to orthopaedic problems like a floating kneecap also known as a medial patellar luxation or MPL and cruciate injuries. The blue coloured ones are very prone to skin problems – that's why I call them a dermatologist's dream. The same gene that is linked to the blue colour is also linked to atopic dermatitis also known as allergies in pets. So if you've got a blue Staffy expect to be going to the vet much more frequently up to once a month for skin problems."
Dr Sam Kovac, a Sydney-based general practice vet, believes in extending the lifespan of animals through ground-breaking treatments. He founded Southern Cross Vet, with clinics in St Peters, Bellevue Hill and Surry Hills.
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