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Do you own several Pitbulls? If so, you should be extra careful while leaving them unattended. This is necessary even if your dogs are "friendly" to each other. If you can't keep an eye on your pit bulls, you should make sure they are segregated. Violent fights can occur when dogs interfere with each other by controlling or possessing toys. Pitbull fights can happen in your absence; Read on and you will know how to prevent potential future fights.

The good thing about humans is that they can back off when there are misunderstandings or disagreements. In dogs, especially pit bulls, disagreements can lead to fights. If you have a different breed of dog, pit bulls are sure to be a winner because these dogs have been bred this way for generations. Male pit bulls can be a big problem, especially around strange dogs.

Females are also aggressive, but not as aggressive as their male counterparts. Some owners use castration, but this does not always prevent aggression. When walking your dog, be sure to put on a leash. You're bound to meet other dogs along the way, so if your dog is on a leash, you can control his behavior. Purchase the heavy duty leash for pitbulls to make sure you can separate the dog while you are away.

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Do not allow your dog to urinate outdoors near properties such as fences, paths, trees, etc. This is one way to prevent your dog from claiming the property as his territory and starting a fight. If this happens when another dog is passing by, the dog will definitely want to fight with the other dog because this is their territory.

Start training early and teach your dog special commands. Come on, sit down and stay are the main commands you can teach your pet. Never address your dog's aggressive behavior by speaking in a soft voice. Don't pet them when they are aggressive! However, this doesn't mean you have to yell at your dog. If you're trying to startle an unknown dog, don't run towards them as your pitbull will think you're attacking the dog and will usually join you.

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