For the Love of Staffies and The Search (Part 10)

Continued... Cadence sparked a chain reaction. You could call it a snowball effect or even the beginning of something great. She started our love affair with the great Staffordshire Bull Terrier. As she came into our home we begin to realize how truly amazing this breed was. They have been called the nanny dog and she proved that to be true. We had two little girls and another baby girl arrived as Cadence was just four months old. She also had an amazingly quiet disposition. I can count on one hand how many times I have heard her bark. I also admired the Staffordshire Bull Terrier's athleticism and muscle structure. Yet they were the perfect size, not too big and certainly not too small. With Cadence at home we wanted to find her a companion and we hoped to one day breed some of our own pups.

We began to look for a suitable male. In those day all we knew about Staffies was how much we loved them and that we would love to have a red and white one. I searched the nation in hopes to find a red and white pied male. I talked with several breeders at that time and started to learn a lot about the breed. I found out quickly that the Staffy community took their dogs serious and that breeding was not to be done lightly. I was finally led to a breeder who had a litter of red puppies and I began to talk with him about the possibility of purchasing a show quality male. We decided to get one from them and his registered name became, Eco's Romeo of Red Rocks. We committed to showing him and hoped to eventually breeding him.

So Long for Now,

Paul Dean
www.ecostaffords.com