Are you in love with blue pitbulls? It can be tempting to get one as soon
as you find blue pitbull
puppies for sale; however, getting any kind of pet is going to be a transition, and
getting blue pitbulls requires some extra thought. Knowing what to look for in
terms of the dog and breeder, as well as how you'll need to train your new pet
is crucial. Here is some essential information that we at Iron King Kennels
really think you need to know:
The breeder makes a difference
Everything a pitbull puppy learns in its first few months either comes from
its mother or from its breeder. That means breeders have a huge impact on not
only the health, but also the future behavior of a bull. When someone is
offering blue pitbull puppies for sale, you should find out whether they are a
professional breeder, whether they work with their dogs full time or just as a
side gig, how they treat the dogs, and how much outdoor space and time the
animals have.
Blue pitbull puppies have their own quirks
and personalities
All pitbulls share certain characteristics and that includes blue pitbull
puppies. Pitbulls as a breed are unfairly known for a fast temper and
aggressive behavior, but this is a myth that stems from a long history of
mistreated pitbulls. The reality is that pitbulls are strong, but gentle dogs
who, if properly trained, are as safe as any other breed. Blue pitbull puppies
have their own take on the bull personality, and are known for being extremely
intelligent and lively. Sometimes, blue pitbull puppies can come across as a
bit jumpy, but this goes hand in hand with their adventurous natures and their
great curiosity about the world around them.
Blue pitbulls should never be taken from
their mothers too early
If a puppy is less than ten weeks old, it's too young to be taken from its
mother! We know that when people set out to adopt a dog, they can't wait to get
their baby bull home, but a breeder should never let them go before ten weeks.
They need this time to learn key personality traits from their mother, and to
feel safe and comfortable in the world. If they are taken too early, it can
lead to temperament issues later.
Puppies should be introduced to other
creatures
During puppyhood, it's a great idea to introduce baby pitbulls to other
animals like cats. The best way to do this is to let the two animals see each
other without physical contact first, then let them interact together later
with supervision. This is also a good way to introduce your puppy to children.
Praise and rewards are the best training
Discipline is key to raising a well-behaved pitbull puppy, but hitting is
not the way to do it! The best training is to show pitbulls what you want them
to do and then reward them with praise and treats when they succeed.
If you are interested in taking home one of our delightful blue pitbull
puppies, call or contact us at Iron King
Kennels today! We can give you all the information you need to become the
responsible owner of a loving pet.
