Red nose pit bulls are a variety of American pit bull terrier, initially bred for dog fighting and bull baiting. The original inbred strain was found in Ireland in the mid-1800s and is considered rare and expensive,. These dogs, with proper handling and training are active and human-friendly, including with children. They are excellent guard dogs. Red nose pit bulls are burly and are larger than normal pit bulls. Check bloodline when you choose a pit bull. Common hereditary problems include heart disease, cataracts, and hip dysplasia. Baby red nose pit bulls are lovable and in demand for adoption.
Instructions
1. Adopt a red nose pit bull from a reliable breeder at age eight weeks. The puppy is weaned at this age and able to eat solid food.
2. Brush and bathe the puppy as needed. Ear-clipping is not essential, but is often advisable. Check the ears of the puppy regularly and for the presence of ticks or lice.
3. Feed the puppy solid food at age three to four weeks. Mix one part water with three parts food for easy digestion. Feed red nose pit bull puppies food rich in calcium and protein three to four times a day at an age of between six to eight weeks.
4. Red nose pit bulls can be housed outside or inside, or live in apartments as long as they have room for plenty of exercise. Their housing should be warm and comfortable. They require resilient beds, water, food containers and toys.
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