Finding Your Lost Pit Bull

Pit Bulls are very loyal and trustworthy dogs that usually stick close to their owners. But even the most loyal of dogs can end up missing. With Pit Bulls, especially bored Pit Bulls, unexpected events happen and you may all of a sudden find that you and your Pit Bull are separated.

Too many dog owners take too long to realize that their dog is really not coming back on their own. You need to search for your dog as soon as you recognize that he is missing. These dog owners waste precious time in which they probably could have found their dog had they looked for them right away.

Once you realize that your Pit Bull is lost, be sure to adhere to the following 5 tips:

1. Start looking at the very worst place you can think of where your dog might be, usually the nearest road.

2. Hand out fliers with his picture in your neighborhood, parking lots, poles, vet clinics, police departments, and the animal shelter.

3. Put up an ad in the local newspaper.

4. Post large posters with his picture or a picture of a similar looking Pit Bull.

5. If your Pit Bull has been gone overnight, consider camping out where you last saw him.

When you have to leave the spot, leave his blanket, his cage, or some of your personal items in case your dog comes back while you are gone.

What about if you're the one whose lost? Well, okay, you might not get lost very often! But you could be in an accident. How can you be sure your Pit Bull would be looked after? Would anyone even know you have a Pit Bull at home? What if you can't tell them (you could be unconscious, or otherwise unable to give information)?

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