Where do blue Staffies come from?

Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Common nicknames	Stafford, Staffy
Origin	United Kingdom
Foundation stock	Old English Bulldog Black and Tan Terrier

What breed are blue Staffys?

Coat Color And Grooming The Staffordshire Bull Terrier has a short, smooth coat that lies close to the skin. It comes in red, fawn, white, black, or blue, or any of these colors with white, as well as brindle or brindle with white.

How do you make a blue Staffy?

Some Staffies are born with a grey-blue coat because of a recessive gene that only influences the coat colour and nothing else; it does not affect a puppy’s personality or behavior. Both parents must carry the gene to produce blue puppies in the litter.

How can you tell if a Staffy is purebred?

Staffordshire Bull Terriers are fairly short but heavy for their size. They have a height of 14–16 inches (36–41 cm), with males weighing 28–38 pounds (13–17 kg) and females weighing 24–34 pounds (11–15 kg). View the head and muzzle. A Staffordshire Bull Terrier’s head is of a short length overall and in foreface.

Do blue Staffies have brindle in them?

The colour blue is a result of an abnormality of the black brindle gene, causing a dilution. It is a gene that influences hairs to form with larger, abnormal pigment granules due to abnormalities in melanin transfer and storage. This pigment clumping leads to washed out, or dilute colours.

How do you tell if a puppy is a Staffy?

Are blue Staffies rare?

Unfortunately, too many breeders are breeding for colour because they can charge a premium for blue puppies. Blue was the rarest of colours for the Staffy, but not anymore. Before you buy any puppy, blue or otherwise, it’s a good idea to ask the breeders for the health check certificates.

How do you breed a blue Staffy?