She is gorgeous! Congratulations and many happy years with her!i I do not know about bloodlines , etc . I'm sure others will help you out with that .
Currently feeding her what my 11 week old pit is eatting diamonds puppy is that okay or should I get her diffent food?
I would feed her large breed puppy food . It is better for her joint and bone health . In the absence of a LBP food I would give her adult food . That is my opinion .
Started doing clicker training and shes doing good but what kind of treats should I give that are good for her?
I personally like freeze dried liver. It is not messy , and you can break it up into tiny little slivers and they still find it a high reward treat.
She barks at people and just randomly wondering if there was any good way to limit her barking some
I like to use the "watch me " command for stuff like that and for fixating. Fun and easy to teach . I take the treat and hold it by my face and say "watch me" . Click when they are making eye contact and treat for it . I then progress to holding their gaze (using the treat ) while walking . They get treated for maintaining attention on me. It is a good foundation command. In my opinion. I'm not a dog trainer , I learned it under another trainer , and it has worked for me.
Also if you have any good advice about gsd or equipment like collars
harness or toys I would love to hear about it the more the info the better
I use a prong . You have to know how to fit it and use it correctly though! It is not for every dog . I would not use it on a fearful dog . I also use a backup collar , I have seen the best of them come apart , then your dog is off leash when you least want them to be. Look up Leerburg products..I bought their prong collar leash ( it has a double attachment so you can secure it to a backup collar ) . You really do need to educate yourself on proper use of a prong if you go that route.
For the backup collar , I use a 1" quality flat collar. This is what has his ID tags on it and such. It is unsafe to leave a dog unattended with a collar , but a flat , wide , leather collar is a bit less of a snag/twist collar. When unsupervised, no collar is the safest way to go ..but then you have to rely on the microchip for id'ing if they get out ( or someone lets them or steals them) . It is a personal choice , there is a downside to each way unfortunately .
For toys I like a Kong with a thin layer of treat pasted in there , natural shin bones with filling ( they also have natural ones with some dried meat and stuff on them ) , I also like those animals you can stuff with an empty plastic bottle ( they are supervised only toys though ) . I like them because when I am on the computer or something I can HEAR when he stops crunching it and moves onto something else lol
