Do you have a bully breed?


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My grandma has a pit.
Her name is Pickles. Pickles is very, VERY spoiled. She gets one "chicky-stick" every time she sits and begs. She barks at you to demand a chicky-stick. She also gets those peanut butter filled bones and other unhealthy processed treats. 😆
My grandma does NOT use treats to reward Pickles, but rather gives her one when she tells my grandma that she wants one. When I go to help prepare holiday meals with my grandma, she makes me tear apart a rotisserie chicken for her dog. THIS is why she's only like 2 feet tall, shaped like a bread loaf, and weighs 80 pounds😭when the poor dog sits down, her little paws tremble under her weight😭😭
 
My grandma has a pit.
Her name is Pickles. Pickles is very, VERY spoiled. She gets one "chicky-stick" every time she sits and begs. She barks at you to demand a chicky-stick. She also gets those peanut butter filled bones and other unhealthy processed treats. 😆
My grandma does NOT use treats to reward Pickles, but rather gives her one when she tells my grandma that she wants one. When I go to help prepare holiday meals with my grandma, she makes me tear apart a rotisserie chicken for her dog. THIS is why she's only like 2 feet tall, shaped like a bread loaf, and weighs 80 pounds😭when the poor dog sits down, her little paws tremble under her weight😭😭
Awww poor thing 😭
 
My grandma has a pit.
Her name is Pickles. Pickles is very, VERY spoiled. She gets one "chicky-stick" every time she sits and begs. She barks at you to demand a chicky-stick. She also gets those peanut butter filled bones and other unhealthy processed treats. 😆
My grandma does NOT use treats to reward Pickles, but rather gives her one when she tells my grandma that she wants one. When I go to help prepare holiday meals with my grandma, she makes me tear apart a rotisserie chicken for her dog. THIS is why she's only like 2 feet tall, shaped like a bread loaf, and weighs 80 pounds😭when the poor dog sits down, her little paws tremble under her weight😭😭
Dogs need their treats restricted just like chickens do. I will give treats, chews and scraps every now and then but not every day (not even every week, maybe a few times a month at most) and only a little bit. Of course the dog is going to ask for treats a lot because she can, same way kids will ask for candy because they can. Treats should be a pleasant surprise, not something they beg for or get every day and preferably they should do a small task for treats (even if it's just sitting). Too many treats makes for a sick miserable dog just like it makes for a sick miserable human
 

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