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Question by Jersey Girl
Submitted on 12/26/2004
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What is the "proper' way to train a pit bull to come, sit, stay, heel, and go potty on command? Hey I am new to the breed I received a pit puppy as a Christmas gift. She is 13 weeks old. I am having some problems house breaking her though, though he seems smart she is stubborn and seems to already have her own will... I have been reading all of your posts and you guys are very informative about pit bulls.I at first was not aware of there 'turning on" to other dogs. By this I guess I mean their fight aggressive behavior towards other dogs.. You know what I think that that is great... But I just have one problem.. I have a 3Yr old Sheltie (min Collie).She thinks that she is queen bee as it is..OF course because she always was the only one. Until now. Oh and did I mention I have a cat too? Can they all get along and love each other or Is this going to be a problem?


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