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An informative piece about the American Pitbull Terrier Dogs.  Commonly known as a Pitbull.  This video explains the difference in the American Pitbull Terrier and the “American Bully” that we think of as a Pitbull who are bred to be large and fight.

A lot of people seriously don’t know what an American Pit Bull Terrier is. Watch this video and you will understand the breed allot more. Most people that claim to own these dogs really don’t. They own mixed bred dogs that are designed using the American Pit Bull Terrier. Allot of these crosses have American Bulldogs added in for size and strength and some even try adding Bullmastiffs! Both the American Bulldog and Bullmastiff are much larger and more powerful dogs then the American Pit Bull Terrier. That is one of the reasons they are used to produce the dog commonly seen today. Allot of these dogs end up in shelters. In reality, the true APBT is, in my opinion, one of the best dogs you can own, if you know how. Dogs are pack animals and you need to make sure you’re the pack-leader without ever hitting or abusing your animals. You also need to make sure that you can handle a dominant breed.The true American Pit Bull Terrier is a small to medium sized dog that gets 15 – 21 inches at the shoulders and

22 – 65 pounds. Anything more then 70 pounds is obese and/or a mutt.In this video you will learn:
*- What a true American Pit Bull Terrier is and how to know.
*- How to tell the difference between the true APBT and the Fakes.
*- How to know if the breeder is a legit, educated, responsible, reputable, respectable breeder, and also how to tell if they are a “Back-Yard” breeder.
*- You will also learn the “Pit Bull” isn’t a breed, its a term used to describe a certain group of dog breeds. “Pit Bull” isn’t a breed itself, though.
*- You will also see some of the breeds commonly confused as an APBT.
And many more ….

Enjoy the video and learn! Good Luck!

Tags: American, bully breed, dogs, informative, Pit Bull, Terrier

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