Comments on: Pitbull Growth Chart: At What Rate Should Your Puppy Grow?

By: Valerie

Valerie — Mon, 01 May 2023 22:08:57 +0000

In reply to Demetrice. Just persevere by telling her firmly, no bite! I told mine, no bite, kisses only and he is now 6 months old and has seemed to have got the message, he will still use his teeth on us, but not bite, just wants to have his teeth on us. You can never have too few bones or chew toys with a pitbull puppy. Just keep saying no and give him a bone instead. You need to be really firm and push him away if he bites, but I think as they get older, there is much less biting

By: Demetrice

Demetrice — Fri, 05 Aug 2022 22:13:38 +0000

Hello, I have pitbull puppy named Dove. She is adorable but I realized that she was taken from her mom about 3weeks early. She is now estimated 8-9 weeks old and I wanted to know the best way to train her to stop using her teeth on us to play. She has chew toys and bones, but she tries to bite anywhere on the body including while giving kisses she will throw in a quick nibble.

By: Terrie G

Terrie G — Sat, 10 Apr 2021 07:00:53 +0000

Hello, I have a female Brindle American Pit Bull Terria , Pinky was the runt of the litter , she’s about the same weight just taller , she’s never been outside since I got her , due to the winter storm I haven’t been able to take her to a veterinarian for a complete physical No shots microchip or percent having puppies I feed her kibbles and bits
her growth is totally different from a Red Nose Pit , what’s the difference between the two breeds especially Training