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Complete guide to Pit Bulls Audition Rent By Erica Hilliard Introduction Pimples are sweet, adorable dogs with a fascinating back story. The's dogs have had many different purposes over the years, but our best known today is excellent family dogs. The people is not just one breed, but a variety of closely linked breeds that share similar traits. The's breeds are often misunderstood due to poor breeding and training practices, but this is not the dog's fault. When bred and raised properly, the pimple is an excellent companion to you and your family. With any new dog breed, there is a learning curve to take into account, even if you owned another dog before each breed has its own quirks and unique requirements. This book will guide you through the early days of life with your dog all the way to the very end. You will learn how to find the perfect pitbull for you, how to train your new puppy and even how to travel with your dog. By the end, you will have the information you need to feel confident in your ability to give your people the very best life he could ever want. Chapter one introduction to pit bulls. What is a pit bull? This is not necessarily an easy question to answer. The fact is, there are a lot of things that people can be. The designation pitbull often refers to a few different breeds with similarities. This can include the American Staffordshire terrier, the American bully, the American pit bull terrier or a mix of any of those breathes. You can probably recognise thes dogs by their short, stocky physique and short snout, though you might have a hard time distinguishing one from another. For the purpose of this book, the name pit bull will be used when describing any dogs related to the above breeds.