You can’t expect a Pitbull to figure out what you would like him to do (or don’t want him to do) unless you show him what your expectations are. And your Pitbull won’t be trained properly or be willing to heed your commands unless you use efficient training methods.
Training can be started at any age, the sooner the better. You can start simple training with your puppy as soon as he or she has settled into his/her new home. Adult Pit Bulls are as well receptive to training, although several might be less keen or quick to learn than a younger Pitbulls.
Done correctly, training should be fun, both for you and your pit, as well as exercising his brain and reinforcing the good quality relationship between you.
| Chad Zetrouer’s e-book, The Pitbull Guide, is a complete and comprehensive guide to pitbull-training. It takes pitbull-training to that next level and really encourages a strong bond between Pits and their owners. Here are just a few of the wonderful things the book covers. |
Health and Wellness:
Chad’s book talks extensively about how to choose the right Pitbull for you. He discusses major health concerns to look out for. He talks about the pros and cons of puppies versus older Pitbulls.
He even discusses whether or not Pitbulls should have cropped ears and tails.Those are vital, if owners want to select happy, healthy Pitbulls as pets.
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Training and Fun:
Another thing that Chad’s program focuses on is the importance of combining training with fun. He talks about toys and tricks that are great for Pitbulls and can teach them to respond quickly to their owners. That can make later training a lot easier.
