!44: How to Train a Baby Pitbull - Check Out These 3 Simple Tips

!±8± How to Train a Baby Pitbull - Check Out These 3 Simple Tips

You don't need to buy a 600 page book to learn how to train a baby pitbull. You however do need to have some type of guidance especially if you have not had any prior experience in raising a puppy.

Many people choose to enlist the services of dog trainers for their puppies. However, although this method might be effective, it rids them of the chance of bonding with their pets as well as exposes their pets to possibly harsh training methods.

Instead of risking this, it is possible for people to learn how to train a baby pitbull by just adopting a few simple tips.

1. Pick a feeding schedule and stick to it

At some point, you will need to start working on potty training. One way of making this task easier is to create a regular feeding schedule for your dog.

Most doctors recommend that pitbulls be fed at least twice a day, ideally in the morning and evening. Feeding your baby puppies with a regular schedule will give you the opportunity to determine what his potty habits are.

You will therefore find it easier knowing when you need to take him outside to his spot.

2. Give your puppy a home

In its early months, your baby pitbull will not wander around too much. This is a good thing.

You can use your puppy's restrained movements to define the different areas in your home. Pitbulls, like most species of dogs, do not like to soil their sleeping area.

You will therefore be able to encourage your pitbull puppy to use your chosen potty spot by leading him to it whenever he needs to relieve himself and then leading him back to his home. Be sure to choose a home or crate that is large and comfortable enough.

3. Give your pet some exercise

As your baby pitbull gets older, his energy levels will increase and so also will his restlessness. To ease some of the energy, you will need to take your dog out for walks at least twice a day or more if you can afford it.

Taking your dog for walks will not only give them an opportunity to exercise, it will also give them an effective avenue to socialize with the rest of the world.

At some point, after he has grown lot older, you might wish to improve your training methods towards making your pitbull a more effective guard dog, but in its earlier weeks you should restrain yourself to simply learning how to train a baby pitbull.