Pitbull puppies for sale 4 interested buyers it’s N350,000.00 only each


Dr Korede Olufotebi
+2348052468193

U mean 350,000naira or 35,000naira Pls clarify

Korede711:
Pitbull puppies for sale 4 interested buyers it’s N350,000.00 only each


Dr Korede Olufotebi
+2348052468193

Hope the dog can talk? Hope you will also give the food it will eat till it die

Dr. Sir, you mean three hundred and fifty thousand naira for puppies?

My following dot (.)

Where is the pit? This thread is probably for jokes

I have a Naija used golf 3 for sale 350,000 ����

Doesn't look like a pittbull more like a boerboel.

It's like Dr Kayode doesn't know what he wa t to sell. Where is the pitbul.all am seeing is boerboel. And 350k for this one?

JESUS CHRIST..... that #350,000 will buy a plot of land in Ibadan...….. Dr. sir the dog doesn't even look pure, it kind of look like bull mastiff

Happy sales

bobbysaxy:
U mean 350,000naira or 35,000naira Pls clarify

hahaha even Bobby confuse

350000 that can buy a human being

This one dosn't even know what he's selling

Na #35000 he wan write.Must be a typo error.

Na #35000 he wan write.Must be a typo error..

Bomae:

Common Illness in Puppies owners should be aware of

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We at Canine Education have looked at illness claims for puppies to see which were most common.

Gastroenteritis 

Gastroenteritis is an inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract including the stomach and intestines. It is caused by infection with bacteria, virus, parasites or a reaction to medications or new food. 

Vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, decreased appetite, dehydration, and abdominal pain are the major symptoms of gastroenteritis. Gastroenteritis can also be indicative of a more serious condition, so it’s important to visit a veterinarian right away if a puppy is showing symptoms. 

Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)

As its name implies, UTIs are an infection in the urinary tract that are commonly caused by bacteria. Urinary Tract Infections affect approximately 14 percent of dogs over the course of their lifetime. While it may be harder to detect in puppies who are still being housetrained, a previously housetrained puppy with a UTI may begin to have accidents in the house or request to go outside more frequently for bathroom breaks.

Bloody or cloudy urine, licking around the genitals, and a fever are symptoms of a UTI. Ensuring your dog drinks plenty of fresh water, stays well-groomed around his genital area, and is encouraged to take frequent potty breaks will help reduce the chance of a urinary tract infection. 

Allergies

Allergies are a reaction to foreign substances (allergens) by the body’s immune system that often result in itchy skin and a runny nose for your dog. A veterinarian can conduct a physical exam and allergy testing to help determine what is causing the allergy. Pet owners can provide relief to their itchy puppy with a few natural remedies. The top causes of allergies in dogs are fleas, food, and environmental allergens.  

Flea Allergies 

When a dog with flea allergies is bitten by a flea, the saliva in the bite causes a reaction that may leave the dog itchy with red, inflamed skin. As of 2017, flea allergies were determined to be prevalent in about 1.8 percent of dogs. 

Environmental Allergies 

Environmental allergens such as dust, mold spores, and grass can cause recurrent hot spots, runny eyes and itchy skin. While these allergies are often seasonal, if they are too severe, a puppy’s vet may provide medications as a relief to symptoms.  

Food Allergies 

Food allergies occur when a puppy’s body reacts to an ingredient in his diet. The puppy may suffer from full-body itchiness, face swelling, chronic ear infections, vomiting, or diarrhea. Once the puppy has been treated by a veterinarian, allergy testing and feeding an elimination diet can help to determine which ingredient is causing problems.  

Dermatitis

Dermatitis is an inflammatory, chronic skin disease that is often associated with allergies. An allergic reaction brought on by an allergen in the environment, such as grass or house dust, may cause a puppy to begin excessively scratching, rubbing or licking his skin.

The most common areas that are affected are the puppy’s ears, ankles, muzzle, groin, between the eyes and between the toes. Dermatitis symptoms normally appear

when the dog is between three months to six years old.

Pet owners can use anti-itch shampoo to help alleviate itching as well. Ask your veterinarian for advice when purchasing over-the-counter products 

Colitis

Colitis is an inflammation of the large intestine or colon that most often is caused by stress, infection, ingestion of contaminated food, chronic exposure to a wet environment, or inflammatory bowel disease. The inflammation results in reduced water absorption and a decrease in the ability of the body to store feces in the colon. Puppies suffering from colitis may experience diarrhea, straining during defecation, or bright red blood in the stool. 


The Dreaded Parvovirus

Most often affects young dogs, especially if they have yet to get all of their vaccinations. Vaccination can help prevent parvo. Unfortunately, it can also be a cause of sudden death for puppies.

The symptoms of parvo include bloody diarrhea, vomiting, lethargy, and a loss of appetite. It's caused by a virus and sick puppies need to be seen by a vet as soon as possible so it can be treated with the right medications. It's likely that the puppy may need to be hospitalized as well. All breeds are at risk, but a few breeds that might be predisposed to parvo include the Rottweiler, Doberman and American Pitt bull terrier

Diarrhea

Puppy diarrhea can be one symptom of serious disease. Viruses like distemper and parvo, intestinal worms, or just eating the wrong thing (like getting in the garbage) can result in diarrhea.

The key to knowing whether diarrhea is an emergency or not is to examine it. If you see black stool with a tar-like consistency, blood, or a foul smell, contact your veterinarian. You should also call the vet if your dog also has vomiting, severe pain, fever, loss of appetite, or lethargy.

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The art and style of this devilish people is too much. Must you invade everyone's post.. Why not seek publicity using your own thread. This goes far to show the ulterior motives behind such groups... You claim to be educating people but u don't follow your own thread, rather its to worry others thread.. I think people should watch out for this so called canine education, theres more to them. There are better educative groups on animal health that is doing it right not this bloody pretenders who are after something as if it's easy to just educate people Free and not have something behind it... People should watch out for this so called canine education I have seen many like u who started with Free education and ended with making dog sales, treatment and all other. Stop deceiving people with false claims, we are not campaigning for election no more