American Pitbull Terrier - APBT

24/12/2021

American pitbull terrier (apbt) female puppies daughter of Dolcy (apbt), grand daughter of Bully(apbt) available ...

07/05/2021

Life is cool by the pool... 😏😌

07/05/2021

Happy Clints are the best advertising money can't buy.
Dolcy (apbt) daughter of bully(apbt)...

07/05/2021

The work is done when your clint is smiling and the fur baby too...🙃

07/05/2021

THE BEST THERAPIST HAS FUR AND 4 LEGS... 🐶
Coco(apbt)...

22/03/2021

10 months transformation...
American Pitbull Terrier - APBT

22/03/2021

The American Pit Bull Terrier is one of the so-called bully breeds often labeled a pit bull. In fact, "pit bull" isn't a breed, but a term used to describe the American Pitbull Terrier - APBT

08/03/2021

American Pitbull Terrier - APBT stud service available for quality bi***es after 2-3 months...
Just DM pics of your apbt bitch...📱📲

22/02/2021

Dolcy (apbt) daughter of bully (apbt).
9 months old now... Quality American Pitbull Terrier - APBT
We have promising offsprings...

13/02/2021

There’s a saying. If you want someone to love you forever, buy a dog, feed it and keep it around... 😍🤗🙂

13/02/2021

American Pitbull Terrier - APBT pure breed puppies available...
60 days old Puppies...
Serious buyers can contact...

07/02/2021

Dolcy (apbt) daughter of bully(apbt), approximately 8 months old now... 😍

26/01/2021

Puppies waiting for their new loving home...

07/01/2021

SIRE- BOB (apbt) * DAM- bully (apbt)

Breed - American Pitbull Terrier - APBT
DOB: 14 Dec 2020
Age - 24 days
Coat colour - all brindle with good markings...
Number of puppies available - 5 male 2 female

Location- Mhow, indore, MP

NOTE - we work in breed standards... Breed standards help define the ideal dog of a breed and provide goals for breeders in improving stock.
Don't compare my puppies head size, paw size, colour coat, with the fancy pitbulls(crossbred) available in market...

07/01/2021

Keep calm, puppies are born... 🐶

06/01/2021

🐶 Puppies available from this combination 🐶

06/01/2021

🐶 : yes I am pregnant. NO, you can't touch my belly, I'm due in December (2020)...

17/12/2020

Meet our legendary TIGER (apbt) from the last litter... Near about 7month old now.
Happy to see him in good hands 🙂

03/12/2020

🐶 :- I will continue this song...😩 If you are not going to let me roam in your home and make me a part of anything you eat...

😅😂🤣

23/10/2020

A gun, A knife, A PITBULL, all are harmless untill they are in the GOOD HANDS... Meet COCO the APBT

23/10/2020

My Dog feel very strongly that she should always go with me in the car... 😅

08/10/2020

Having a dog will bless you with many of the happiest days of your life 🙂

08/10/2020

My dog when I open a bag of literally anything...🍪🍟🍿🛍️

08/10/2020

"If you love someone, let them sleep." 😴

21/08/2020

Pitbull- many people know us, even fewer understands us...

12/08/2020

Dogs with green eyes?
You’re correct if you guessed that they’re quite a rarity.

So, which dog breeds actually have green eyes?
There are only two dog breeds that tend to have pale green or bluish-green eyes. The AMERICAN PITBULL TERRIER is the only purebred with green eyes. All other dogs with green eyes are crossbreeds. The POMSKY is the other dog breed with green eyes.

What causes green eyes in dogs?
Genetics determine your dog’s eye color. The merle gene is responsible for determining light-colored eyes, such as amber, blue, or green.
However, those green eyes still remain elusive and rare.

Do dogs with green eyes have more health problems?
The merle gene does come with a few health issues. Perhaps not surprisingly, dogs with this gene may encounter certain eye problems.
Other health issues associated with the merle gene have to do with hearing.

If a puppy has green eyes, will they stay green?
It’s not unusual for your puppy’s eyes to change as they grow and develop. While you may be excited to bring home a puppy with blue or green eyes, you may find that their eyes will change to amber as they age.

10/08/2020

If you want your pitbull's ears to be cropped, go through this...

1. The Best Age for Ear Cropping- It’s best to get the procedure done before 12 weeks of age. (Most vets recommend having it done between 7 and 12 weeks of age.)

2. Choosing an Ear Crop Style- Next, you need to choose an ear crop style. It’s important to choose an ear crop style before you go looking for a vet, because some vets will only perform one style of crop.

3. Choosing The Right Licensed Veterinarian- This procedure will determine how your dog looks for the rest of their life, make sure to and put in the work and find the best vet. It’s a great idea to ask your breeder (or other local breeders) where they get their ears done at, they will know who’s the best and can refer you.
When you talk to the vet, you’ll want to ask them two things:
1) Pricing- surgery price varies according to latest methods of cropping. Price should include the procedure, the follow-up visit, and any medications. (pain medicine and potentially antibiotics)
2) Proof of Prior Trims- In addition, it’s a good idea to bring in a few pictures of ear crops that you like.
Show them to the vet and ask if they are able to crop ears in your style. (Some vets will only crop ears one way, so make sure they can provide what you want)

4. First Visit- So you’ve picked a vet. Your next step is to take your pup in for a visit, The vet will make sure that your pup is healthy and able to handle the anesthesia. Some vets will do a blood test before.
The vet will give you any instructions on what to do & not do the night before the surgery.
You’ll have to restrict food & water the night before and morning of surgery.
Make sure to pay attention, ask questions and follow your veterinarians instruction strictly.

5. The Cropping Process- Ear cropping should always be carried out under full anesthesia and must be performed by a licensed veterinarian with experience doing this procedure, which lasts about 30 to 45 minutes.
The pinnas are cut to a certain length, and the edges are sutured.
After surgery, bandages will be wrapped around the ears so that they heal in an erect position.
This bandaging can last for days or months.
The dog’s ears will be sensitive and painful for at least several weeks following the procedure.
Medicines are administered to help reduce soreness and prevent infection.

6. After the Procedure- Your vet may want to keep your dog overnight, or you might be able to take them home the same day. The vet should also provide you with pain medication but make sure to ask for some if they forget.
They will also attach some kind of foam support or plastic rack to your pup ears prior to sending them home with you.
Your pup will definitely be out-of-it for a night. The anesthetic will make them drowsy, and their ears will be slightly sore.
If your pup is showing signs of pain, give them some of the pain medication, that’s what it’s for. they will be back to normal and pain free in two-three days.

7. Aftercare Tips
1) Follow your Vet’s Instructions- This should go without saying, make sure to follow all your vet’s instructions! Your pup has just had surgery, and it’s very important to do everything you can to help your pup heal properly.
2) Use the Cone- You can remove the cone from your pup as long as you are supervising them, always put the cone back on whenever you’re not watching. The cone is to protect your pup from popping their stitches, this very important for the proper healing process.
3) Keep the Ears Clean- You need to keep the skin clean, This is important to prevent infections that could require an emergency trip to your vet.
Use peroxide and Neosporin at least 2 or 3 times a day.
4) Remove scabs- When you were a kid, your mother may have told you not to pick at scabs. Well that might be good advice for yourself, but when it comes to cropping ears, you want to remove any scabs on your dog’s ears immediately.
The scabs can interfere with the ears properly standing up. the best way to remove the scabs is to soak them in water / Neosporin for 5 minutes first, to soften them up and make it less painful to pick off.
5) Infections- When you wash your dog’s ears (should be 2-3 times a day) lookout for signs of infection. This could come in the form of redness, swelling, pain, or red streaks reaching away from the site area. If you see any signs of infection, take your pup to the vet ASAP for treatment.

10/08/2020

Dog ear cropping is a centuries-old practice.

The original reason for cropping a Pitbull’s ears was probably to protect them from being bitten during dog fights.

10/08/2020

Why You Should Never Crop a Pitbull’s Ears -

Pitbull ear cropping is a needless, painful medical procedure.

Not only are there no benefits for the dog, it can actually be harmful for them.

As with any surgery, there are risks associated with complications from anesthesia or infection afterwards.

If the operation isn’t done properly, it can mean the dog is scarred for life or may require additional surgery, causing the dog to lose even more of the outer ear.

There’s also the possibility of traumatizing the dog from having surgery at such a young age.

Dogs also use their ears to communicate with their owners and with other dogs.

Losing parts of their ears can lead to misunderstandings and even fights with other canines.

31/07/2020

About a month old pups 🐶

Your puppy should never leave its mother and litter mates before they are at least 8 weeks of age. It frustrates me to read a behaviour related question, to then find out that the dog was allowed to be removed from the mother and siblings before the age of 8 or 9 weeks old.

31/07/2020

Her 1st litter (26 may 2020)... 8 puppies

31/07/2020

Now she is about 1 to 2 yrs

31/07/2020

My apbt, bully is her name...🐶

31/07/2020

Breed information

In this video I give some insight on the American Pitbull terrier 101. The American pitbull terrier is intelligent dog that has gameness courage and is know ...

31/07/2020

Overview of apbt

Welcome to this new AnimalWised video where we take an in-depth look at the American pit Bull Terrier, one of the world's most popular dog breeds. Unfortunat...

31/07/2020

The American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT) is a purebred dog breed recognized by the United Kennel Club (UKC) and American Dog Breeders Association (ADBA).

31/07/2020

GENERAL APPEARANCE of APBT ( American pitbull terrier)

The American Pit Bull Terrier is a medium-sized, solidly built, short-coated dog with smooth, well-defined musculature. This breed is both powerful and athletic. The body is just slightly longer than tall, but bi***es may be somewhat longer in body than dogs. The length of the front leg (measured from point of elbow to the ground) is approximately equal to one-half of the dog’s height at the withers.

The head is of medium length, with a broad, flat skull, and a wide, deep muzzle. Ears are small to medium in size, high set, and may be natural or cropped.

The relatively short tail is set low, thick at the base and tapers to a point.

The American Pit Bull Terrier comes in all colors and color patterns except merle. This breed combines strength and athleticism with grace and agility and should never appear bulky or muscle-bound or fine-boned and rangy.

Above all else, the APBT must have the functional capability to be a catch dog that can hold, wrestle (push and pull), and breathe easily while doing its job. Balance and harmony of all parts are critical components of breed type.

Eliminating Faults: Any disproportionate overdone characteristic (such as short legs, excessive bone or massive head or body) that would interfere with physical activity or working ability.
Disqualifications: Unilateral or bilateral cryptorchid. Dwarfism.

31/07/2020

Formal breeds often considered to be of the pitbull type...
The American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT) is the tallest and most athletic of the four pitbull-type breeds. The American Staffordshire Terrier is slightly shorter and stockier than the APBT. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is easily the smallest of the four. The American Bully (not to be confused with the American Bulldog) is the most unique of the group as it's the most stout and closely resembles the classic Bulldog breed...