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Considerations Before Buying Blue Pitbull Puppies

By Rebecca Green


A breed that is fast growing in popularity, whether for positive or for nefarious reasons, is the pitbull. One of the rarer kinds of pitbulls is the blue pitbull, since the color is a recessive trait that hardly shows up and requires selective breeding. As with any pet it takes a lot of responsibility to bring up and take care of blue pitbull puppies. Finish reading this article to see if you have the basic requirements to take care of a pitbull.

In the beginning you should really ask yourself if you have the time to and the patience to train this specific puppy. Pitbulls in general have an important need to be trained and to be socialized as they are in general very aggressive. Ask yourself if you have the time and energy to attend puppy training classes. Training for this breed can actually be lifelong, so as to offset any possible erratic or latent behaviors from cropping up. Time with this breed, and lots of it, is very much needed.

Look at your current lifestyle and see if you can adjust. Should you live in a small apartment remember that these dogs do not live well in cramped conditions so cross it off if you do not have a sizeable home to keep it in. They require plenty of space, at least a fenced in yard, and a lot of daily runs, not just walks. Apart from time, you need plenty of energy for this breed. Cross it off your list should you lack energy and space for it.

Another issue that can crop up is If you have small children, or even children for that matter in your home. The pitbull has to be trained very well to handle socialization with children as they can sometimes be rough and these dogs can over react which will lead to injuries. They need to be supervised all the time if they are to be with children.

Check also local and neighborhood ordinances regarding pitbulls Some towns have local legislations against the ownership of such dogs as do some neighborhoods and subdivisions. Thus make sure that it is really allowed that you can bring such a puppy home.

If after checking all of the above and everything works in your favor, then you should visit a local kennel that sells these puppies. You can get a list by internet research and you can even ask friends to point you in the right direction. When you do contact thee kennels ask for referral lists, which they should provided if they are kennels of a good reputation.

A physical and ocular inspection of the kennel is very much recommended. Make sure that the place is very clean and animals are well taken cared of. Attitude of people running the place should be positive and any dog lover can spot this a mile away.

In sum this article has given a sort of checklist in seeing if you are prepared or adapted to getting this dog as a pet. There are many other considerations also that you must research on the dog itself such as personality, health, traits, and others that are of importance.




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By Rebecca Green


A breed that is fast growing in popularity, whether for positive or for nefarious reasons, is the pitbull. One of the rarer kinds of pitbulls is the blue pitbull, since the color is a recessive trait that hardly shows up and requires selective breeding. As with any pet it takes a lot of responsibility to bring up and take care of blue pitbull puppies. Finish reading this article to see if you have the basic requirements to take care of a pitbull.

In the beginning you should really ask yourself if you have the time to and the patience to train this specific puppy. Pitbulls in general have an important need to be trained and to be socialized as they are in general very aggressive. Ask yourself if you have the time and energy to attend puppy training classes. Training for this breed can actually be lifelong, so as to offset any possible erratic or latent behaviors from cropping up. Time with this breed, and lots of it, is very much needed.

Look at your current lifestyle and see if you can adjust. Should you live in a small apartment remember that these dogs do not live well in cramped conditions so cross it off if you do not have a sizeable home to keep it in. They require plenty of space, at least a fenced in yard, and a lot of daily runs, not just walks. Apart from time, you need plenty of energy for this breed. Cross it off your list should you lack energy and space for it.

Another issue that can crop up is If you have small children, or even children for that matter in your home. The pitbull has to be trained very well to handle socialization with children as they can sometimes be rough and these dogs can over react which will lead to injuries. They need to be supervised all the time if they are to be with children.

Check also local and neighborhood ordinances regarding pitbulls Some towns have local legislations against the ownership of such dogs as do some neighborhoods and subdivisions. Thus make sure that it is really allowed that you can bring such a puppy home.

If after checking all of the above and everything works in your favor, then you should visit a local kennel that sells these puppies. You can get a list by internet research and you can even ask friends to point you in the right direction. When you do contact thee kennels ask for referral lists, which they should provided if they are kennels of a good reputation.

A physical and ocular inspection of the kennel is very much recommended. Make sure that the place is very clean and animals are well taken cared of. Attitude of people running the place should be positive and any dog lover can spot this a mile away.

In sum this article has given a sort of checklist in seeing if you are prepared or adapted to getting this dog as a pet. There are many other considerations also that you must research on the dog itself such as personality, health, traits, and others that are of importance.




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