Here at
English Creek Staffords
We are dedicated to preserving the excellence and integrity of the Staffordshire Bull Terrier breed. Our commitment to responsible breeding practices and the well-being of our dogs sets us apart. We take pride in our heritage and adhere to the highest standards of ethical breeding. We invite you to explore our world of Staffordshire Bull Terriers and experience the passion we have for these amazing dogs.
BEING A
RESPONSIBLE
BREEDER
HEALTH SCREENING
We conduct all of the OFA breed specific health screenings for all our dogs to ensure their well-being and quality. All of our testing is made available on the OFA website for everyone to see. We believe in being 100% transparent.
TEMPERAMENT TESTING
All of our dogs have great temperament.
COMPETE IN
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Conformation
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FastCat
TRAINING PROGRAM:
PUPPY CULTURE
This is a comprehensive program designed to optimize a puppy's development. This includes exposure to various stimuli, basic training, and positive reinforcement techniques, aiming to raise well-adjusted dogs with good temperament and social skills.
KEY POINTS TO PUPPY CULTURE INCLUDE:
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Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS):
This involves gentle handling of newborn puppies within the first few weeks of life to stimulate their nervous system and potentially improve their resilience to stress later on.
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Socialization:
Exposing puppies to a wide range of people, animals, sights, and sounds during their sensitive socialization period (typically between 3-12 weeks old).
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Positive reinforcement training:
Using rewards and positive interactions to teach basic commands and desired behaviors from a young age.
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Desensitization:
Gradually introducing puppies to potentially scary stimuli in a controlled manner to help them develop a calm response.
Located in the heart of central Florida, you can visit us at:
English Creek Staffords
Lakeland, FL 33811
Email: englishcreekstaffords@yahoo.com
Tel: Bryan 863-370-0000
Connie 863-370-3825
ENGLISH CREEK STAFFORDS
We do not allow visitors to have any contact until pups are 8 weeks old and been seen by a vet and received their first set of vaccines. This is to protect our puppies from anything that could potentially be brought in.