The American Pitbull is a large dog that originated in the 19th century and was mainly bred by American Stauffers and American Bull dogs. American Bulldogs have a relatively large weight range, from 30-58 kg. With a broad, slate-shaped head, powerful jaws, a muscular, compact body, a Pitbull of excellent pedigree must have a strong bite, lasting stamina and astonishing perseverance. Originally used for bullfighting, guard dogs, it is now mainly used for guard, pet dogs. The bit's head is unique and is the main feature of this breed.

1. American Pitbull IQ

Pitbull's IQ is higher than any dog breed, even if it is the same in the world Recognized as the most intelligent dog breed Golden Retriever Retriever! This is also the reason why Bit has always dominated the dog forest. Strength and courage alone are not enough for a bite, and the size can only be regarded as a medium-sized dog. If he wants to defeat a dog several times his size, the most important thing is that he has a thinking mind and extremely high sensitivity. Obedience training for Bit is incredibly easy and incredibly trainable. A smart thinking mind will keep you from trying to spoof anything he is interested in!

2. Characteristics of the American Pitbull

Head: Eyes of medium size, round to almond shaped, well set apart and set low on the skull. The ears are set high, either as they are or clipped. The nose is large and broad, with well-spaced nostrils. The nose can be any color.

BODY: Chest deep, full, moderately wide, with enough room for heart and lungs, but not wider than deep. The chest should not be much wider than the shoulders. Ribs are fully expanded from the spine and flattened at their cuffs, forming a deep trunk, close to the elbows. The back is strong and broad, muscular and level. The topline slopes slightly downward from the withers to the back.

Tail: The tail is a natural extension of the topline, tapering off. When the dog is relaxed, the tail is lowered and the end is close to the hocks. When the dog moves, the tail is raised to be level with the rear half of the topline. When the dog is excited, the tail will be raised and pointed upwards.

Coat: The coat is smooth and shiny, tight and slightly hard to the touch. Coat of all colors, spotted, or variegated is acceptable.

Gait: American Pit Bull's movements are cheerful and confident, carefree, with an expression of eagerness to discover new things at all times. When trotting, the gait is light, smooth, powerful and well coordinated, showing good extension of the forelegs and strong push of the hindquarters. During exercise, the back line remains level with only slight fluctuations.