8 Week Old Pitbull

A Pitbull puppy from 8 to 12 weeks will need about 2 cups of food, divided into equal meals. Female Pitbulls will eat less food than males will, on average. At 3 months, your puppy will need more food, around 3 cups each day, eventually getting up to 4 to 5 cups a day.

I walked inside and got the treat bag and walked back onto the porch. I shook the bag. “Mia, Mia. Come on, Mia.” Mia cocked her head and took off in a sprint toward us. “Food!! Im gonna get me some of that!”

Her stubbornness also shows when I take her with me to do the farm chores in the morning and at night. She is on a leash. When we are leaving an area heading to another, if she thinks she is not finished sniffing around, she will refuse to come and pull to the area where she wants to be. Often getting down to her level and doing puppy calls and kissy sounds will get her to snap out of her focus on the treasure she sniffed out but never got to eat, but often it will not and I have to stand there and wait it out until she realizes shes not going to be able to go where she wants. Its my way or no way. We cannot hang out in the barn all day and I cant just leave her down there. She has to come with me. Especially since more times than not she just wants to eat someone elses poop that she just sniffed out. Oh yes, the power of food.

At 2:50 a.m. Mia yipped in her crate. I went downstairs and opened her crate. Mia didnt stand up. I called her. “Come on, Mia.” Mia still didnt stand up. Hmmmmm. I picked her up and carried her outside. Im already out of bed; lets just see if you have to go before I ignore more yips. Mia peed and pooped. So she did have to go. She was just too sleepy to get up.

Today was 45 degrees and sunny. We spent a lot of time just sitting out in the sun so Mia would learn that outside is a nice place to be. With all the precipitation falling from the sky and the frigid weather since adopting Mia, teaching her to walk out the front door on her own has been challenging. I have been using food, however, when the weather is bad Mia will choose dry and warm over food with cold and/or wet. “Mia, is there something hanging out of your mouth?”

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Pitbull Male Puppy Growth Chart (lb & kg)

To give you a better idea of how your male Pittie’s growth will be like, take a look below:

Pitbull Male Age Female Average Weight
1 month 9.2 lbs (4.2 kg)
2 months 19.9 lbs (9 kg)
3 months 31.3 lbs (14.2 kg)
4 months 41.8 lbs (19 kg)
5 months 50.6 lbs (22.9 kg)
6 months 57.4 lbs (26.1 kg)
7 months 62.6 lbs (28.4 kg)
8 months 66.4 lbs (30.1 kg)
9 months 69.4 lbs (31.5 kg)
10 months 72 lbs (32.7 kg)
11 months 74.3 lbs (33.7 kg)
12 months 76 lbs (34.5 kg)

Should I give my 8 week old puppy puppy milk?

Although young puppies do regularly consume their mother’s dog milk until they’re about 8 weeks old, milk from a cow is not a good idea for them. … Keep your puppies feeling good by never allowing them to drink milk from a cow, whether they’re 8 weeks old or 6 months old.

FAQ

What should I feed my 8 week old Pit Bull?

8 Weeks. Pitbull puppies should be 100% reliant on puppy food by eight weeks of age. They should get offered meals about four times a day.

How big is a 2 month old Pit Bull?

You can start working with your Pit Bull puppy as early as 8 weeks old. Keep your training sessions exciting and rewarding. At this age, you can do 5-10 quick recall drills before your puppy gets bored.

At what age should you start training a Pit Bull?

Pit bulls will commonly start developing signs of dog aggression between the ages of 8 months and 2 years, although it can develop at any age and can come on either gradually or quite suddenly. It is important to note that many pit bulls do not display the “typical” signs of dog aggression before a fight.

What age do pitbulls start showing aggression?

Pit bulls will commonly start developing signs of dog aggression between the ages of 8 months and 2 years, although it can develop at any age and can come on either gradually or quite suddenly. It is important to note that many pit bulls do not display the “typical” signs of dog aggression before a fight.