What age can a pitbull puppy leave his mother?

A Pit Bull puppy should ideally stay with its mother and littermates until at least 8 weeks old, but ideally 10-12 weeks is even better. This allows for proper socialization and development.

Here's why:

* Socialization: Puppies learn crucial social skills from their mother and siblings. This includes bite inhibition, play etiquette, and how to interact with other dogs.

* Nursing and weaning: Puppies need their mother's milk for proper growth and development. Weaning should be gradual, starting around 6 weeks.

* Learning and play: Puppies learn essential skills from their littermates like play, biting, and communication.

* Immune system development: Puppies receive vital antibodies from their mother's milk, strengthening their immune system.

It is strongly discouraged to separate puppies from their mother before 8 weeks. This can lead to behavioral problems and health issues later in life.

If you're considering adopting a Pit Bull puppy, make sure the breeder is responsible and follows these guidelines.