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American Bully History & Breed InformationThe American Bully is a relatively modern companion breed developed in the United States during the late 20th century. The breed was developed from several bully-type and terrier breeds with the goal of creating a muscular, powerful-looking dog with a stable and companion-oriented temperament.
American Bullies are known for their broad heads, muscular bodies, substantial bone and distinctive appearance. Despite their powerful build, responsible breeding places an important emphasis on temperament, health and suitability as family companions.
Types of American BulliesAmerican Bullies are commonly described by size and structure. Depending on the registry and breeder, classifications can include Pocket, Standard, Classic, XL and Exotic types.
Pocket Bullies are shorter than Standard Bullies while retaining the breed's characteristic muscular build.
Micro Bullies are an especially small type marketed by some breeders. The term is not a universally recognized official variety, so size and structure can vary considerably between breeders.
Exotic Bullies are bred toward an exaggerated bully appearance, often featuring a very compact body, broad head, heavy bone and distinctive features. Because of the extreme physical traits sometimes selected for, responsible breeding and attention to health are especially important.
American Bully Colors & BloodlinesOne of the reasons American Bullies have become popular is the tremendous variety of colors, patterns and bloodlines found within the breed.
NWG Bullies specializes in Pocket, Micro and Exotic American Bullies, including unique colors and established bloodlines. Our puppies are raised with an emphasis on structure, temperament and quality.
The American Bully as a CompanionAlthough the American Bully has a powerful appearance, the breed was developed primarily as a companion. A well-bred American Bully should have a stable temperament and be capable of forming strong bonds with its family.
As with any breed, prospective owners should research the breeder, parents, health history, registration and expected adult size before purchasing a puppy.
Looking for an American Bully puppy?
View our currently available puppies and learn more about their colors, bloodlines, age and pricing.
American Bullies are known for their broad heads, muscular bodies, substantial bone and distinctive appearance. Despite their powerful build, responsible breeding places an important emphasis on temperament, health and suitability as family companions.
Types of American BulliesAmerican Bullies are commonly described by size and structure. Depending on the registry and breeder, classifications can include Pocket, Standard, Classic, XL and Exotic types.
Pocket Bullies are shorter than Standard Bullies while retaining the breed's characteristic muscular build.
Micro Bullies are an especially small type marketed by some breeders. The term is not a universally recognized official variety, so size and structure can vary considerably between breeders.
Exotic Bullies are bred toward an exaggerated bully appearance, often featuring a very compact body, broad head, heavy bone and distinctive features. Because of the extreme physical traits sometimes selected for, responsible breeding and attention to health are especially important.
American Bully Colors & BloodlinesOne of the reasons American Bullies have become popular is the tremendous variety of colors, patterns and bloodlines found within the breed.
NWG Bullies specializes in Pocket, Micro and Exotic American Bullies, including unique colors and established bloodlines. Our puppies are raised with an emphasis on structure, temperament and quality.
The American Bully as a CompanionAlthough the American Bully has a powerful appearance, the breed was developed primarily as a companion. A well-bred American Bully should have a stable temperament and be capable of forming strong bonds with its family.
As with any breed, prospective owners should research the breeder, parents, health history, registration and expected adult size before purchasing a puppy.
Looking for an American Bully puppy?
View our currently available puppies and learn more about their colors, bloodlines, age and pricing.
Pocket, Micro and Exotic American Bullies
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American Bullies
