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11-28-2009 12:20 PM #1
PitBull New Mother (Only a week)
Good day to all who read this, I can see that this forum is populated with experienced Pitbull owners and I appreciate all info I gather from any message left. I'm a new owner, for about 6 months I have been reading up on Bully's and their characteristics; eating, training, exercise requirements, etc but I have a puppy I will adopt as soon as it reaches 9 to 10 months.... I do have a question, where can I find information on a female Pitbull whom just had her babies (like Do's & Don'ts, habits one should avoid when dealing with the mother, feeding patterns, etc) All information presented on available on websites were only about the puppies but they neglected to mention the mother. I noticed that the mother was very edgy when ppl come in contact with her or her babies.
Thanks for reading even if that's all you did with this post.
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11-28-2009 12:54 PM #2
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A few things that i do: People who my ***** doesnt know are not allowed to touch the pups at all. They can look but no touch.
Deworm mom and pup regularly, clean pup and mother's area as much as possible. You can wash the mother, but use very little shampoo, i use a wash clothe with very little soap to wipe her down so her smell doesnt change to much.
A gould amount of exercise is good to build the mother back up, gets here blod pumping and muscles stronger.
And feed the mother the best feed you can possibly afford, and keep really close attention to her ****s, make sure there are no lumps or cancerous tumors growing. Thats about it from the top of my head.
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11-28-2009 08:21 PM #3
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I appreciate the info. I'll definitely keep that in mind. By the way...what kind of dog do u have?
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Re: PitBull New Mother (Only a week)
Most moms are good natured about letting you around the pups, but I have seen some that are normally friendly to everyone that won't let anyone they don't know near them (so, PurePits advice is probably pretty good). Then, once the pups are weaned and off, they are back to their usual selves. I don't think it necessarily reflects poorly on the mother's temperament if she is edgy during that time.
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11-29-2009 02:19 PM #5
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More like very edgy, she almost bit my fathers tie off and he reach wide and slapped her. Damn... she has been infront of his door crying for like 4 hours. I guess the hormonally unbalance in her has her acting weird.
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Re: PitBull New Mother (Only a week)
Well, in the first place he had no business in her whelping box like that anyway. Secondly, he shouldnt have slapped her like that. ( I am sure that is debatable.) A new mother is not necessarily themselves sometimes. Sometimes they are calm and very routine, sometimes not.
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12-01-2009 11:02 AM #7
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