Pitbull Puppy Care Pets
My boyfriend is not a lover of pets, (I am) just out to get a pit bull puppy from his friend?
He just left to get a pitbull puppy after I said no because he is a person of animal origin, hes one of those people who love pets when they are children, but soon grew he did and I will be the primary care giver. Now I love animals and I had the first bull breeds, but at this point in his life is out of work and Im 9 months pregnant and ready to have a baby at any point. Its been a bit 'I've had from a puppy, but I remember not a picnic, not to mention a mom first When Im. How can I make this puppy training as simple as possible?
As a dog trainer, I will give you some suggestions, but seriously: rethink the situation. This is not a lesson, or judgment, but lets go through the mathematics of your situation, I see situations like this every day and if you do not help with the dog and the baby, this is going to be very difficult. I rehabbed some dogs rather difficult and integrated some aggressive dogs with children, saying it is task (for owners) would be an understatement. So here goes. You have a new baby, and well the dog is the second child. This is no time for a puppy, even if you have a lot of resources or money, jobs etc. Once again, I will help make a good start, but my first suggestion is to take your puppy to a rescue group and have found a new home. Why are you taking care of this puppy, you can not at 9 months of pregnancy or a newborn. This dog has the highest education, socialization and exercise, this dog must be walked 2 times a day 30-40 minutes and be housebroken, the responsibility is his girlfriend unless you the main carer of the child. When the child is older and you have time / resources it is time to have a dog. Secondly, what happens when the dog gets sick: no money, no job - not a great backdrop Latest: Training: Keep your dog in a specific part of the house where you can control the dog - puppies are naughty and get into things they should not. Start housebreaking, keep the puppy in a crate and take it on time 5 times a day and gets 15 minutes to potty. If not potty back in a cage for a few hours. If he does potty, get 1-2 hours of controlled reproduction. Basic Obedience: boy and dog obedience class off - you have to scrounge that up 60.00, leash training is important: Dogs for Dummies is a good book (I hate the name), watch some Cesar Milan Video - macho with pitbull, your boyfriend should cover. Socialization: pitbull not to be mean, so he neutral - just get it done immediately, and start tracking him let him play with other friendly dogs. You work for a period of adolescence through with the puppy, keep socializing him with attention. Kid and dog pitbull rules can be great around children, but no dog, nor Retrievers are to be left only for a minute with an infant or child under 11. If things are overwhelming, boy goes down for nap or puppy in a crate / run. Do not make this dog a dog outside. I should not be in disbelief because one, soon to be unemployed father who is not married off and becomes very difficult breed of dog when it is not a caregiver, How incredibly selfish for you and your child. I hope this commitment will help the puppy to commit as a father. Here are some other resources; www.animalfarmnetwork.org www.badrap.org www.doggonesafe.org I wish you and your child and new puppy the best.
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