how to make my pitt bull buff?

Your dog is not a fashion accessory. Vain and trashy owners like you perpetuate all the negative stereotypes that plague the breed. Ugh... I hope you didn't mutilate her ears already. This question demonstrates that you should not be trusted to take care of any living thing.

Pit Bull...*two words, not one* The color doesn't matter AT ALL, red, blue, spotted or brindle the dog is an American Pit Bull Terrier, only uneducated morons who know little about the breed term the dogs as "red nose, or "blue nose".

Females aren't supposed to be hulking, barrel chested monsters and neither are males.

True American Pit Bull Terriers are very stream-lined, athletic and agile in appearance, females even moreso. Most females only top 50lbs and almost never exceed 55lbs.

If the dog isn't it's proper weight, but lean, then the dog should be fine. A healthy dog has no visible ribs, a very noticeable abdomen and no spine/hip bones showing.

If the dog is indeed underweight foods that increase weight are foods that are high in protein and meat content. Less exercise and a bigger diet with limited activity should help her gain weight. Weight and "muscle size" are determined by genetics in the end, so honestly, no amount of feeding is going to give her anything more or short of what her parents gave to her genetically.

Why don't YOU go get buff, and not live your life through your dog?

"Red Nose" only means "Backyard Bred Trash". Those "Nose" dogs are only for 1 thing- cosmetic power for the owner.

Pits aren't supposed to be super buff. Unless she's a working dog or does a sport like weight pulling there's no reason to work her for muscle growth.

You are a prime example of what causes this breed to have a bad rep. Stop worrying about making your dog a muscle freak, and worry about her being and staying healthy and happy.

When it comes to a big strong pitbull don't feed them anything to make them even bigger what makes a healthy pitbull is a healthy owner as long as you run him every day but I mean run not a walk or jog I mean run you'll see a diffrence in you and especially in your pitbull good luck I run my puppy and he's strong and happy

You don't. Instead you focus on TRAINING her she doesn't attack other animals and people. Lean is HEALTHY why would want anything other than that if you care about your pet? So you can fight it?