Answer: Oddly enough it has been proven time and time again that unless there is a medical or genetic flaw in your Pit Bull Terrier behavior problems are a result of:
(A) Lack of training and discipline
(B) Lack of exercise and mental stimulation
Try taking your Pit Bull Terrier for longer walks (during the hot months use caution and take a lot of water) more often. Instead of 5 10 minute walks, try two 45-60 minute walks per day. This alone can curb and has been shown to stop behavior problems in their tracks.
Pit Bull Terrier - Dog Lover
