Their signature posture can hurt their joints. Their heavy frames and the position of their legs put a strain on their ligaments, which can cause chronic damage and even leg lameness. Don’t give in to those cute eyes and their floppy ears even if they melt your heart. Teach your Red Nose Pit puppy to enjoy a healthy and nutritious diet while they’re young so you won’t have trouble feeding it as an adult. Pitbulls aren’t just physically capable, they’re intelligent, too. Most Pitties are a dream to train! It’s no wonder why they excel as working dogs, like in search and rescue.

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This breed is more suitable for homes where he can enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities. Some owners would even build obstacle courses for their Pitbull to give their dog more physical activity and agility training. Now you have more options if you can’t find a Red Nose Pitbull near you! Red Nose Pitbull InfographicModern Red Nose Pitties may not have that true Red Nose look as other strains or lines have already diluted the gene. You can also ask the breeder of your Red Nose Pit about the food or formula the pup has had, so your puppy can continue eating the food he’s used to. Your Red Nose Pit’s food should be customized according to their daily routine, size, and age, especially since a dog’s nutritional and caloric needs change as he grows older. The Red Nose Pittie is also perfect for anyone who loves being on the move, as these canines can keep up with vigorous physical activities like hiking and running. Never have a bowl of food available at all times, as this will make it easier for your Red Nose Pit puppy to overfeed himself.

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It’s always best to ask your vet for recommendations on the best food and feeding schedule for your dog.Both Pitbull parents must have the recessive gene for their offspring to have the classic OFRN Pittie look which makes the Red Nose Pitties so rare. We rescued our (daughter) Red Nose Pitbull, we named her Sassafras, Sassy for short. She is the sweetest, loyal, very happy especially to kids or to anybody who will pet her. She has a great memory and is obedient, and not a single mean or harmful trait. She loves to go into stores, she taught herself how to play fetch alone, which is funny to watch, and loves shopping for her own toys. She’s vocal but not much of a barking type. She says just enough to get your attention.