PIT BULLS POUNDING THE PAVEMENT

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                                              WALK- A -BULL  

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Impervious to pain, I walk.

Feeling light within, I walk . . .

In beauty I walk.

With beauty before me, I walk.

With beauty behind me, I walk.

With beauty below me, I walk.

With beauty all around me, I walk

Walk in beauty   

NATIVE AMERICAN PRAYER

WALK -A-BULL  BENEFITS

 

Walking your dog is one of the best things you can ever do as a dog owner.

 

It is a great TIME  to bond with your dog, to learn thier body language , their likes and dislikes and it is GREAT EXERCISE for both you and your dog...

 

 A healthy pit bull needs exercise! How much exercise each individual dog needs depends on his/her personality, metabolism, and fitness level. As a general rule, each dog should get a minimum of 30 minutes a day.

 

Other benefits to walking your dog is :

1.  It exposes the dog to many different sounds, smells, and socialization opportunities.

2.  It's an opportunity to show the public the beauty of our breed and to promote responsible ownership. 

 

So....

 get out there and walk your dog every chance you get, go to new and exciting places . Make it an Adventure for both you and your dog. Show the Public what a great dog you have and what a  responsible  ABPT owner really looks like!!!

 

 

A WELL EXERCISED DOG IS A TIRED DOG AND A TIRED DOG IS GOOD DOG

Mental exercise can also tire a dog out while giving him/her something to do, a chance to learn, and also have positive interactions with the owner. Consider doing short training sessions with your dog(s). Practice some obedience or teach a new trick or task. Remember that dogs learn best if the sessions are short (5-10 minutes) and upbeat

      WALK- A -BULL PICTURES
            COMING SOON !!!  
GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE  
                 FUN  
            

 
  WILDERNESS WALK  
        01/31/2010
 WALK AND TRAIN WITH DUANE