Found: Brindle Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross Male In Scotland

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2014-08-20 18:11 Christine Williams

Just spoken to Pamela at Croft Kennels & Cattery - she doesn't know who has changed the dog to a Staffy; she's still convinced he's a pit bull. The dog was taken by the dog warden & is now in the care of Argyll and Bute Council. The police are also involved. Pamela said he's a lovely boy.
http://www.argyll-bute.gov.uk/planning-and-environment/dog-warden-service

2014-08-18 19:57 Christine Williams

Myhal - the collie photo is just an image waiting for a photo of the actual dog.

Could we have an update on this dog - has he been checked for microchip, who has him now. Any chance of a photo to share please.

2014-08-18 15:54 Myhal

It might help also to remove or edit the comments below. Dog looks like a Collie to me on the dog lost pic ;)

2014-08-17 21:54 Mrs Mop

That's better, thanks.

2014-08-17 21:21 Mrs Mop

This dog has not been deemed a pit bull type so perhaps it would be a good idea to change the description to crossbreed or similar.

2014-08-15 19:15 DogLostMe N My Girl - Administrative Volunteer

Postcode G83

2014-08-15 17:38 allimac

agree, it is worrying about the breed (stupid legislation, but it is there). Is there a picture? Poor dog, tied to a gate and abandoned. Makes blood boil.

2014-08-15 16:55 DogLostShelties Mum - Area Volunteer, Kent

If this is indeed a pitbull terrier you need to contact the dog warden to asertain what exactly it is as this is a banned breed. However it may not be, therefore could be given a chance of rehoming. Tied to a gate is dumped. Needs an expert eye.

2014-08-15 13:47 Admin

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