
Do:
- Color this however you want. You have my permission to do so.
- Post your creations anywhere you'd like, so long as credit is given to me somehow, I don't care what you do with this.
- Edit the lineart: change the ears, change the expression, add accessories, add hair and things, I don't care.
- Use this for adoptables.
Don't:
- Don't remove my credit/signature. You can move it, but don't omit it completely.
- Don't use this for any sort of profit. You may use it to make adoptables but you cannot sell those adoptables for money. Virtual profit is alright.
- Don't ask me if you can use it. It's free-use. That means yes, you are free to color it.
- Don't edit this and then repost it as a brand new template of your creation. That's stupid, but I've had people do it.
This one's supposed to be an American Staffordshire Terrier, which is just a beefier, slightly stockier, but otherwise not terribly different American Pit Bull Terrier. The breed has a different name depending on where you are in the world.
Show quality pibble, essentially. Might've made my guy TOO chunky, in the torso region especially. Needs more tummy tuck. Lil chunk-a-munk.
I do not have an uncropped version of this one. Sorry. Feel free to edit it yourself if you'd like.
- Color this however you want. You have my permission to do so.
- Post your creations anywhere you'd like, so long as credit is given to me somehow, I don't care what you do with this.
- Edit the lineart: change the ears, change the expression, add accessories, add hair and things, I don't care.
- Use this for adoptables.
Don't:
- Don't remove my credit/signature. You can move it, but don't omit it completely.
- Don't use this for any sort of profit. You may use it to make adoptables but you cannot sell those adoptables for money. Virtual profit is alright.
- Don't ask me if you can use it. It's free-use. That means yes, you are free to color it.
- Don't edit this and then repost it as a brand new template of your creation. That's stupid, but I've had people do it.
This one's supposed to be an American Staffordshire Terrier, which is just a beefier, slightly stockier, but otherwise not terribly different American Pit Bull Terrier. The breed has a different name depending on where you are in the world.
Show quality pibble, essentially. Might've made my guy TOO chunky, in the torso region especially. Needs more tummy tuck. Lil chunk-a-munk.
I do not have an uncropped version of this one. Sorry. Feel free to edit it yourself if you'd like.
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1102 x 800px
File Size 130.1 kB
"The breed has a different name depending on where you are in the world."
The American Staffordshire and American Pit Bull Terrier were once the exact same breed [APBT]. Fanciers wanted the APBT recognized as a breed but the AKC didn't want to because of the whole dogfighting thing, so they called the APBT the "Staffordshire Terrier". People started importing Staffordshire Bull Terriers, and people got confused with the names, so the added "American" onto the "Staffordshire Terrier" [secret APBT].
The UKC had no problems with "Pit Bull" so they recognize the American Pit Bull Terrier as a breed. Fanciers started breeding the American Staffordshire [APBT] into less of a game/working breed and more as like.. a fancy, show dog. That's why they're a bit blockier, a bit more muscular and not driven like the APBT. They're two different breeds now.
The American Staffordshire and American Pit Bull Terrier were once the exact same breed [APBT]. Fanciers wanted the APBT recognized as a breed but the AKC didn't want to because of the whole dogfighting thing, so they called the APBT the "Staffordshire Terrier". People started importing Staffordshire Bull Terriers, and people got confused with the names, so the added "American" onto the "Staffordshire Terrier" [secret APBT].
The UKC had no problems with "Pit Bull" so they recognize the American Pit Bull Terrier as a breed. Fanciers started breeding the American Staffordshire [APBT] into less of a game/working breed and more as like.. a fancy, show dog. That's why they're a bit blockier, a bit more muscular and not driven like the APBT. They're two different breeds now.
I'm not going to get into a discussion about that. Thank you.
The image is about the artwork, not the breed. Because of the massive... confusion of the two breeds histories, not going to read your comment or really respond to anything said in it. I'm sorry. Not trying to be rude, but this sort of thing always ends in a long comment battle over some tiny little technicality about some hypothetical theory of nothing.
Please try to comment on the artwork. x3 I assure you that, regardless of what you want to call it, I am a supporter of both breeds: pit bulls and am staffs, be they the same dog, different dogs, I don't care. Bully breeds in general ftw. And that's all that really matters here, right?
The image is about the artwork, not the breed. Because of the massive... confusion of the two breeds histories, not going to read your comment or really respond to anything said in it. I'm sorry. Not trying to be rude, but this sort of thing always ends in a long comment battle over some tiny little technicality about some hypothetical theory of nothing.
Please try to comment on the artwork. x3 I assure you that, regardless of what you want to call it, I am a supporter of both breeds: pit bulls and am staffs, be they the same dog, different dogs, I don't care. Bully breeds in general ftw. And that's all that really matters here, right?
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