Pitbull Guide

Showing posts with label discipline puppy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label discipline puppy. Show all posts

Friday, July 08, 2011

HOW TO PICK UP PIT BULL PUPPY?

Pit bull breed is so popular among those who want have an aggressive pet dog. Getting pit bull puppy is very easy as there are many breeders who have this pit bull breed as there are more takers for this. But, one should know how to select good the pit bull puppy. Getting answer for this is not going to be easy. One has to spend quality time with the breeder, veterinarian, other pit bull owners etc. lets discuss few useful information about pit bull puppy selection here

Rescue is one of the options that many will not be aware. Many beautiful pit bull puppies that have good behaviour are abandoned every day for varied reasons. Such puppies are usually housed in shelter. Just walk in to few shelters that are near you to look for the puppies that suit your imagination.

The problem here, you will not know the right age of the puppy. You will not know the pedigree details. You will not know the vaccination history.

In most cases, the pit bull is abandoned because of its aggression. You should be prepared to take care of this aggressive puppy. Of course by proper training, the pit bull puppy can be made to behave properly. The biggest advantage is that the puppies are not costly here and you have the satisfaction of providing home to the abandoned pet. A noble job, indeed.

The pit bull puppy can be purchased from a breeder. The breeder should be knowledgeable and responsible. A good breeder will ask you so many questions to know your seriousness in having pit bull. Never get annoyed. You can also select the breeder based on the reference. Never pay the money in advance. You visit the breeder in person, see the facilities, and check on his reputation. Take few referral addresses where he had sold the pit bull puppy and take their opinion, before placing the order.

If possible, try and have a look at the parents of the puppy you had selected. Find out their health records. If possible have a discussion with the veterinarian who provides health care to the pit bull parents. You can check whether the breeder is registered with UKC and /or ADBA. Mere registration can not be considered as full proof certification because this registration does not require genetic testing.

The puppy should not have any skin problems. The puppy should not be seen scratching. Check the fur completely for any patches or flea infestation. The puppy should not have any discharges from the nose, ear or eye. There should not be any red tracks in the eye of the puppy. Possibly it is infected with deadly parvo virus. Not worth taking a risk.

The puppy should be energetic and walk or run without any difficulty. The puppy should be well nourished. You can also have check on the food provided to the puppy. Home made food is much better than the low cost commercial food. If one follows the suggestion discussed here, he will sure end up purchasing one good pit bull puppy.

Friday, September 14, 2007

An Introduction to Train a Pit Bull Puppy

Your pit bull puppy learns at a very early age to be an acceptable member of the family and reliable companion dog. You must keep an open mind when dealing with your new puppy.

Patience is crucial but you must also think about the method that will best work for your specific puppy’s personality. Just as all people are different in character, so are puppies. What works with one pup may need to be adjusted a bit to suit your own puppy.

The important thing to remember is to discipline the puppy for an inappropriate behavior and love them to pieces the moment the behavior is altered.

Just as the human child goes through various stages of development, so does a puppy as it matures towards adulthood. (ie. infant, toddler, elementary, adolescence, puberty and finally adulthood.)

Good luck, have fun with your new puppy. The first five months will go by very quickly so start as soon as possible down that road of mutual “RESPECT” between you and your puppy.