American Bully Breed

American Bully Breed

American Bully Breed Description

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Life Expectancy

9-13 years

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Learning Rate

Medium

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Litter Size

4 to 8

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Size

Medium

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Weight

Dogs: 50-130 pounds
Bitches: 45-120 pounds

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Height

Dogs: 17-20 inches
Bitches: 16-19 inches

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Country of Origin

USA

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Groups

Companian dog Group

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Other Names

Bully Pit

American Bully dog

The American Bully is a medium sized dog, with a very strong, solid, muscular body. They are famed for their heavy bones, and formidable, blocky head. The standard size is 15-20 inches, and a wide ranging 50-130lbs. In recent years some breeders have been breeding with the aim of making the Bully even more muscular and heavier.

Although muscular, this is an agile and active breed. They are smooth coated. Just about any color can be expected, the only fault being merle. They are noted for their high set ears which can be natural or cropped, as well as their oval, well set apart eyes.

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Temperament

American Bully dog

The American Bully is one of the gentlest and friendliest of dog breeds, and makes an excellent family dog. It is eager to please, and proves very willing to learn, and is good to train. Excellent with children, this breed is very tolerant around them when they play. This is very much a companion breed, happiest around people.

The American Bully is confident and outgoing, but not aggressive, and despite the strong appearance, has a very pleasant and warm temperament. They are a moderately active breed, and need regular walks and plays.

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Colors

American Bully colors

Any color, color pattern, or combination of colors is acceptable, with the exception of merle.

Coat

American Bully coat

The coat is glossy and smooth, and this is a light shedding breed.

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Health Issues

Generally a very healthy breed. Some are prone to hip dysplasia and hereditary cataracts. To help prevent the chance of hip or elbow dysplasia developing make sure your dog is on a healthy, well proportioned diet, and avoid excessive running and jumping while still a puppy as this can be hard on the developing joints. Prone to hypothyroidism, of which weight gain, decreased appetite, dry skin, hair loss and recurring skin infections are signs.

To minimize the risk of your American Bully developing any hereditary health issues, you should buy a dog from a reputable breeder.

Living Environment

Living Environment

The American Bully is active outdoors, though fairly relaxed indoors. A home with a garden is ideal, but if sufficiently exercised will do okay in an apartment. They prefer warmer climates due to their short coat.

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