Regals and Royals
A small, family-run kennel dedicated to the Staffordshire Bull Terrier — with respect for the breed, commitment to health and a genuine love for every dog we raise.
For us, breeding has never been about numbers. It is about thoughtful decisions, respect for the breed and the responsibility that comes with bringing new lives into the world. Our dogs are first and foremost members of our family. They share our everyday lives, our home and our hearts.
We believe that a good Stafford should be more than an impressive appearance. Health, temperament, sound construction and breed type are all essential parts of the dog we strive to produce.
Our breeding philosophy
HEALTH FIRST
Health testing and responsible breeding decisions are fundamental to our breeding programme.
TRUE BREED TYPE
We value the characteristics that define the Staffordshire Bull Terrier: strength, balance, soundness and unmistakable breed character.
TEMPERAMENT MATTERS
A wonderful Stafford is not defined by appearance alone. Character, stability and the ability to live happily as a family companion matter just as much.
QUALITY OVER QUANTITY
We believe in carefully considered pairings and raising each litter with individual attention and dedication.
A breed like no other
Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a breed with a remarkable combination of physical strength and affection for people.
Known for their courage, intelligence and loving nature, Staffords are devoted companions who thrive on human interaction and being part of everyday family life.
They are not a breed for everyone — but for the right person, a Stafford becomes much more than a dog.
Our dogs are the foundation of everything we do. Each one has its own personality, qualities and place in our family.
We are proud of their achievements, but even prouder of the dogs they are in everyday life.
Every planned litter represents careful consideration, research and a vision for the future.
We approach each pairing with the intention of preserving and improving the qualities we value in the Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
Welcoming a Staffordshire Bull Terrier into your life is a long-term commitment.
We want every puppy to find a home where it will be understood, appreciated and loved for the dog it is.
Our responsibility does not end when a puppy leaves our home. We remain available to our puppy families throughout their dog’s life.
If you share our appreciation for this remarkable breed and our approach to responsible breeding, we would love to hear from you.
Why choose a Stafford?
They make great pets
The breed has a large number of positive traits, it does not tend to get sick often and is relatively easy to train. Generally speaking, they are good family dogs.
They are extremely loyal
When it comes to loyalty, this breed rules the world. They will stick to their owners though thick and thin.
They hold their own
Stafford's strength and endurance make the dog strong enough to cope with different situations if and when the need arises.
Wondering if Stafford is the right breed for you?
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The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a compact and muscular dog.
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is energetic. It requires considerable physical activity.
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier does not require special care.
Great family dog, loves children, kind to people in general.
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier likes to please his people, he gladly performs tasks.
If you answered “YES” to these questions, it is very possible that SBT is a breed of choice for you.
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The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a very energetic breed, it needs a daily run.
The public perception is that SBT is a dangerous breed, it is very possible that you will face specific legal regulations and restrictions.
Staffords can be quite aggressive, especially towards smaller animals. Aggression against same-sex is almost common.
The breed is looking for an experienced and ingenious owner, capable of “handling” an ingenious dog.
Some Staffords are not very happy when left alone. Destruction is possible as a form of protest.
If the five facts above scared you – the Staffordshire Bull Terrier is not the breed for you.