I understand how the name might lead people to believe that Pocket Pitbulls are a tiny-sized breed that can fit in their owner’s pocket, but that’s not really the case.
Pitbulls have gotten the reputation of being mean and aggressive over the years as they were initially bred and trained for bull baiting, bear baiting, and dog fights.
Pocket Pitbulls are bred from two smart working dogs, so it is not surprising that they’re easy to train with the right techniques.
Although they are a crossbreed and may take physical features from either parent, most Pocket Pitbulls look more like a American Pit Bull Terrier than a Patterdale Terrier.
If you think that getting a smaller version of the Pittie and Patterdale Terrier means having a laid-back pet, you thought wrong.
Pocket Pitbulls are relatively easy to care for, especially with their short coats. You may have to pay special attention to their diets, though.
Just like any other crossbreed, Pocket Pitbulls can inherit several health issues from their parents. Here are some of the health issues your Miniature Pitbull is prone to.
A Pocket Pitbull is a smart and high-energy breed and it needs an owner with similar interests.