Pit Bull Terrier

Pit bulls are known by a variety of names, including American pit bull terrier, American bully, and affectionately as "pitties," "pibbles," or "bullies
Because they both have wide, flat heads and sturdy bodies, this breed is closely related to the American Staffordshire terrier.
Although pit bulls have a bad reputation, their friendly demeanour will melt your heart and find a way to become a member of your family.
Here are some things to think about before getting a pit bull puppy:
In popular culture, pit bulls are portrayed as vicious, but their natural temperament is quite the opposite.
This stocky dog is outgoing and friendly, with a strong desire to please people.
However, their powerful jaws like to chew when bored, so keep them occupied and provide them with plenty of exercise.



Height    Dogs    45–53 cm (18–21 in)
Bitches    43–50 cm (17–20 in)
Weight    Dogs    15.8–27.2 kg (35–60 lb)
Bitches    13.6–22.6 kg (30–50 lb)
Coat    smooth thin single
Color    Multiple accepted colours and combinations (except merle).
Red, black and buckskin are the most common
Litter size    5–10
Life span    About 8–15 years

Pitbulls require a lot of exercise in order to be happy and healthy. Every day, set aside 1-2 hours.
Make sure that this time is filled with activities that both you and your dog enjoy.
It's not enough to simply open the door to the yard and hope that your dog will keep himself entertained.
While you are at work or running errands, your dog may be kept inside.
Within the confines of a house, a dog can only do so much for exercise.
It is critical that your dog receives plenty of supervised practise.
You can be confident that your dog is getting enough exercise to keep him healthy and fit if you monitor his activity levels.


These dogs adore people and have no idea that their size prevents them from becoming lap dogs.
They are watchdogs in the sense that they may alert you to the presence of strangers, but this is primarily because they are eager to greet "their" guests.
While their love of people makes them poor guard dogs, their bravery is unrivalled, and they will risk their lives to protect their family.
When they're young, American Pit Bull Terriers, like all dogs, require early socialisation — exposure to a variety of people, sights, sounds, and experiences.
Socialization ensures that your puppy develops into a well-rounded adult dog.

The Pit Bull Terrier require 1.5 to 2.5 cups of high-quality dry food per day, divided into two meals, is the recommended daily amount.
The amount of food your adult dog consumes is determined by his size, age, build, metabolism, and level of activity.
Dogs, like people, are unique individuals who require different amounts of food.
It almost goes without saying that a dog who is very active will require more than a dog who is sedentary.
The quality of dog food you buy makes a difference as well; the better the dog food, the more it will nourish your dog and the less you'll have to shake into his bowl.
Instead of leaving food out all the time, measure your dog's food and give meals at set times each day to prevent obesity.
When you look down at him, you should see a waist and be able to feel but not see his ribs beneath a layer of muscle.
If your dog's ribs are hidden beneath rolls of fat, he needs to lose weight.
See our buying the right food, feeding your puppy, and feeding your adult dog guides for more information on feeding your American Pit Bull Terrier.


Pit Bull have short coats and don't need to be groomed very often. Brush your teeth once or twice a week,
and Pit Bull Terriers  are low-maintenance dogs that are entertaining and easy to groom. Their short, single coats don't require much attention,

but they do need to be brushed, cleaned, and trimmed on a regular basis to stay in good shape.
Conscientious grooming can also aid in the detection of allergies and skin conditions common in the breed.
Your pittie will be clean, healthy, and ready to show off with routine maintenance and the occasional bath.



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