Many pitbull owners would certainly want to have their pet undergo basic training. First, pitbulls are big dogs that may be hard to control; hence, it would be safer if they undergo some form of training. (...)

In many cases,pitbull owners do find taking care of their dogs a very fulfilling experience. They are fiercely loyal to their owners and would protect you at all cost. Nonetheless, many pitbulls are quite dfficult to control since they are active. (...)

Anyone who owns a pitbull appreciates the importance of pitbull training. Pitbulls are known to be as aggressive yet intelligent dogs. At the same time, their bodies can undergo physical training like an athlete; hence,it is necessary for pitbull owners to make use of...

When the word Pitbull is mentioned some people tremble in fear. Most people’s initial impression of this dog is more likely the kind which could hardly be tamed – probably because of its brute-looking features. (...)

Pitbulls have always been thought of as fighting dogs since they are trained to be that way. Others would dispute on how they are generally addressed. People who own or regularly encounter pitbulls may find them affectionate and smart like other breeds. (...)

Ireland is the home to one of the rare Red nose pitbulls. These dogs earned their name because of their red nose and tails. Similar to other pitbull breeds, this dog needs to undergo Red nose pitbull training to avoid aggression and unruliness. (...)

A pitbull puppy can start training at 8 weeks. Basic commands like come and sit should start at the age of 12 weeks. If you wish to give your dog intensive training, it is advisable to start at 5 to 6 months. (...)

It is always a must to provide proper care and training to any breed of dog, especially those that are not considered average breeds. After all, you can’t possibly spend $2,000 and jostle along with other dog lovers vying to get hold of this unusual breed just to...

A good approach to dog training would be puppy pitbull training; learning becomes easy if dogs start young. First of all, a puppy is always easier to train than a grown-up and pre-owned dog. (...)

Pitbulls have a bad reputation of being aggressive dogs. Due to their violent nature, they are often trained to be guard dogs and only recently have they also been bred and trained for dogfighting. (...)