When the day is over and it's time to call it a night he's the first one to cuddle up with you and is off to dreaming (most likely of chasing his mom around the yard) within minutes. He loves his treats and is starting to learn basic commands very quickly. He is a energetic little guy who is constantly pestering his mom to play with him.
Kabo the pure white Bullboxer Pit as a puppy at 4 months old in the back of a red pick-up truck- "Kabo's father is a Boxer and mother is a Pit Bull. He has a high dislike for other dogs from being attacked at a young age, but he is a good dog all around."ĭaisy Duke, a Bullboxer Pit at 2 years old- "Her mother was a Boxer and her father was an American Pit Bull Terrier." He was a bit shy at first, but once he got to know me he came around. Keep joint problems on your radar.Pharoah the Bullboxer Pit at 1 1/2 years old- "Pharoah loves the water. We strongly urge you not to buy a pet from a breeder who hasn’t done these recommended tests. The main concerns rest with their size and the congenital conditions the parent breeds may have. The Pit Bullmastiff is relatively healthy when it comes to minor issues that many dogs experience. An occasional bath will keep them smelling clean. You should also check their ears occasionally. Keep an eye on nails and trim them as necessary. While they shed, they don’t need much more than a weekly brushing. Grooming ✂️Īnother thing that the Pit Bullmastiff has going for them is how easy their coat is to maintain. You must establish your role as soon as possible, especially since he can overpower a smaller person. The Bull Terrier also brings some independence to the mix, which is another red flag. They’ll do best with an experienced pet owner who can handle his strength. They are agreeable and smart enough to make it less of a chore. Luckily, the Pit Bullmastiff is relatively easy to train. This pooch is too strong not to have an equal owner who understands this vital fact toward a successful relationship with this powerhouse. Everything else aside, a large dog like this one must have the guidance of an individual willing to take control from the start. The Pit Bullmastiff needs an owner who can take charge of training and socialization early in the puppy’s life. The confidence and fearless nature that you’d expect with a pup with this history is part of the UKC standard for his gait. The Pit Bullmastiff is a cross with the American Bull Terrier, a breed recognized by the United Kennel Club (UKC). It’s not a stretch of the imagination to associate the Pit Bull with many undesirable traits for a pet.
The long and short of it is that they were fighting dogs. Unfortunately, the purpose for these pups was the same, regardless of the breeding stock. The Pit Bull describes a type of canine that may have unclear origins among several dogs, including Bulldogs and the American Staffordshire Terrier. The Pit Bullmastiff is a bit of an anomaly. Despite their size, they are energetic pooches that need plenty of exercise to stay happy and prevent boredom. They are a lot of dog that must have an owner who can rein them in and take an active role in training. The other thing you must understand upfront is that the Pit Bullmastiff has a higher annual maintenance cost than smaller dogs. Their shorter lifespan means that you must research potential sellers and their stock carefully. Believe us when we say that it’s just as hard for adults as it is for children. It is a stark reality that you must consider when thinking about getting a dog like this one. It’s a sad fact of life that the Pit Bullmastiff is not long-lived. This pooch is also a gentle giant who is surprisingly kid-friendly.
They are loyal pets that will go the extra yard to protect their family. What else can you say about a canine of this size? The reality is that they are brave pups, willing to take one for the team.
They look mean and have the goods to back up their threat. Active families looking for a low-shedding dog
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