Pitbull Guide

Thursday, August 17, 2006

Pit Bull Puppies- a perfect choice as your pet?

Congratulations for making a decision to bring a cute little pit bull puppy into your home! Before getting your puppy from reputed kennels of pit bull, you ought to aware of few things about pit bull puppies.

First and foremost thing is you should reason out why you prefer pit bull puppies? If you select this breed as your choice to protect this breed from natural killing, I think it is a better thought.

It is always advisable to get the pit bull puppies from pit bull rescue organizations rather than from kennels, since
these organizations have the puppies of exact quality of pit bull terriers. More over, it is less expensive and you are giving a helping hand to the poor pit bull puppies who are searching for the loving homes just like that of you.

The lifestyle you are adopting should be accustomed with the American pit bull terrier lifestyle. You should have a good exercise area for your dog since the pit bulls are having bundle of energy through out its body. You should be in a position to provide play, work and activity to the pit bulls. If you are a couch potato, this dog does not suit you.

Pit bulls are ready to leap the tall fences of about 3-4 feet. Hence you should have a good security, otherwise the dog would have either escaped out or stolen by somebody. Your privacy fencing should be more than 6 foot and the top and bottom part requires hot wiring.

Since so many stories are out bursting daily about pit bulls, your neighbors and even your own family members would abhor your choice. So you should make up your mind to conflict their opinion. In extreme cases, some of the neighbors try to kill your pup also, so train your dog to refuse the food offered by the strangers.

Pit bulls can also be trained like that of other breeds of dog. Training should be provided to your pit bull puppy once it arrives your home. You should prepare yourself to spend at least 5 to 20 minutes daily with your dog. If not, you should reconsider your decision about pit bull rearing.

Dog food alone costs about $800 per year. In addition to this maintenance costs such as vet bills, training, leashes and collars also should be considered before getting a new pit bull puppy. If you are ready to afford this amount to your puppy, you can raise your puppy happily in your home.

If you are ready to satisfy the above-discussed things, I think this is the right time to bring your beloved pit bull puppies to your home with warm welcome.