Pit bulls have very strong instinct and they were originally bred to fight other dogs and animals, so it is important to begin socialization on a leash. It is best to reward your pit bull puppy by saying his name every time he looks at you on command, like when you introduce him to another animal, saying his name first and rewarding him for looking at you. Before you allow him to sniff the other animal, wait for your pit bull to respond to your commands and look at you. For any positive or good interaction, reward with treats and praise such as trying to engage play or sniffing. Keep interactions positive and short, and if he gets overly excited, growls or elicits barks, place him in a time-out space and wait for him to calm down.
Pit bulls are generally very energetic, tend to pull on their leash, jump on company, so positive training must be enforced for prospering good behavior. During training, it is best for your pit bull to be exposed to other dogs, and start greetings on a leash and never let him greet while jumping. Your pit bull will soon learn how to greet in a calm and polite manner. When your pit bull makes leash become loose by turning around, praise him and continue walking, but if your pit bull starts to pull, then stop walking. This is considered as positive training that can prosper good bonding between you and your pit bull, and at the same time reducing the change of triggering negative behavior. As your pit bull puppy grows, he will become more energetic, so it is important to carefully plan his exercise to release his energy by having him exercise at least an hour daily, especially when your pit bull reaches six to eighteen months. Al least half of his exercise time, allow your pit bull to walk, run, chase, and play with other dogs, and all of these activities will help your dog socialize and show positive behavior when he is at home.
Pit bulls commonly experience allergies, that is why it is important to feed your pi bull with high-quality food, avoiding grains and choosing a protein-based food for your dog. If your pit bull chews and scratches frequently, try switching food. Hip and elbow dyspepsia is a common health concern of pit bulls and this medical condition can be exacerbated by weight, so it is important to only feed your pit bull with the recommended amount of food, coupled with exercise.
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