How To Train A Pitbull- What Can Be Expected When Training A Pitbull
One of the more remarkable things about Pitbulls is their ability to adapt to many situations. They are helpful in a large variety of professional fields as well as making wonderful companions.
Their intelligence, tenacity and general approach to life, makes them great dogs for such fields as search and rescue, therapy dogs, guide dogs, and police and military drug as well as bomb sniffers.
So when My friend and I were learning how to train a Pitbull, we discovered the following common traits:* High levels of exercise EVERY DAY
* A wonderful family dog
* A very "people loving" dog
* A dog that can be destructive to furniture or other objects if left alone
* An easy to train dog that can make a wonderful partner in agility, jogging, or other activities
* May not get along with other dogs, especially of the same sex
* A dog that you cannot leave unattended with other dogs, no matter how well they get along
* A pet that you may be unable to take to off-leash dog parks.
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