The Patterdale Terrier Patterdale Terriers make up half of the Pocket Pitbull. The Patterdale Terrier is a small dog breed originally bred in England to assist humans with hunting small game such as weasels, rabbits, and fox. Today, they are one of the most popular breeds in England, although not as popular here in the […]
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Feeding: What should I feed a Miniature Pitbull? There are multiple feeding requirements for Pocket Pits, mainly depending on the stage of life that they are in. Obviously, the first few weeks of a puppy’s life he will be feeding off of his mother. When they are old, enough to be, taken to their forever
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Health Concerns Miniature Pitbull? If you have been wondering if you are getting a healthy puppy, then there are some things you can do. The first thing you can do is to choose a reputable and trustworthy breeder. Do your homework! Ask your friends, family members, veterinarians and other professionals for recommendations. Then do your
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Habitat Requirements: What kind of environment or habitat does a Miniature Pitbull require? A Miniature Pitbull or Pocket Pit is relatively easy when it comes to their care and well-being. Although, there are a few things to take into consideration if you are contemplating bringing one of these adorable pups into your home. The climate
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Are Pitbulls & Bullies Easy To Train?The Miniature Pitbull as well as any other Bully dog can be relatively easy to train if the owner has experience with dogs, with the breed, or with training dogs. The more experienced the owner, the easier training will be. Mostly, because the dog will be able to sense their
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White Pitbull InfoThe White Pitbull is the most sought after color in the Pitbull world. However, there are various other color varieties of the Pitbull (i.e. Black Pitbulls, Red Pitbulls, and Blue (gray) Pitbulls). The color of their coat is often what people seek out when considering adoption.Judging a dog by his appearance should be
