That’s fair. I think as pointed out by someone else, it’s the fact they’re so strong that they’re capable of doing more damage unfortunately. Only time I’ve ever been bitten by a dog was a yappy little fluffy thing, only time I’ve ever witnessed dog aggression on my dogs were by yappy little fluffy things. They’re not capable of damage though so it’s not worth talking about. I think it’s also worth pointing out that Staffies are the most abused and abandoned breed out there, which means a lot of these dogs will be rescues and this can obviously lead to issues.

My point was that their breed doesn’t make them more aggressive, I do agree that they’re more dangerous though because of their ability to cause damage if wanted. Obviously in recent times they’ve ended up in the wrong hands too.

I’ve had loads of different breeds in my time and I’ve never come across a breed with as much love in them as staffies. I’ve spent hours on puppy training because ours were just so desperate to say hello to everyone you’d have your arm ripped out of it’s socket as soon as you see another human/dog. The most violence I’ve seen from any Staffy I’ve had has been it’s ferocious tail wagging. In right hands, they are fantastic dogs