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There are several dog breeds that are called "Pitbulls", if you're referring to the American Pitbull, their weight ranges from 22 pounds to 110 pounds (rare), with the most common being between 35 - 55 pounds.
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∙ 13y agoThe most common around 40 to 65 pounds.
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How much does the average American pitbull weigh?
The average American pitbull terrior can weigh between 22 and 78 pounds. However, the proportion of weight to the height of the dog is more important than simply its weight alone.
How much can a pitbull pull?
How much a pitbull can pull will vary greatly depending on his or her size and weight and conditioning. On average, a dog can easily pull 3 times his or her weight on wheels.
How do you get your pitbull to lose weight?
don,t feed it
How much weight does pitbull rapper weight?
i donnt know but i hate this it dose not give u the answer
How big is the average pitbull?
from 50 to 70 pounds.
What should you feed a pitbull to lose weight?
feed him good but excersice him.
How small can a pitbull grow?
pitbulls weight from 20 to 75 pounds.
What is the average weight of blue nose pitbull?
It depends on the Age and Style the pit bull was bred for. Since the American bullies do not have one set standard, people are breeding different variations: pocket, standard, classic, XL, Extreme, XXL. Depending on the goal of the breeder a bully pit bull can be as light as 40 lbs up to even 150lbs.
How much weight can a pitbull pull?
A typical Pitbull can pull about 2 times its body weight. Despite their strength, they are not built to pull heavy loads like sled dogs.
What is the worlds biggest pitbull terrier?
The biggest pitbull dogs weight about 75 pound most. If you see or hear about a pitbull larger than that, I guarate you that this dog is not a real pitbull. I have seen pictures of bullies weighing more than a 100 pounds.
How much does a year old red nose pitbull weigh?
the weight can vary
How long can a pitbul live?
A pitbull can live 10-14 years if kept healthy.
