Merle Bullies are not a separate breed of American Bullies; they’re simply Bullies who carry the merle gene, which causes a change in their coat color and eye color. These dogs are rare and certainly unique, with the beautiful patterns on their coats and their piercing eyes. However, since the coat results from a genetic…
Just like naming your baby is more difficult than it sounds, choosing the perfect name for your American Bully can be a daunting task. With so many options to choose from, it can be overwhelming to find a name that fits your dog’s unique personality, appearance, and characteristics. As a cherished member of your family,…
American Bullies are one of the most popular breeds in the world. It was first recognized and defined as a breed in 2004. Their owners always credit them for how nice and friendly they are. However, thanks to their tough looks, it is often misunderstood as being aggressive and even deadly. This can be a…
Not all types of dogs are legal to own, breed, or sell everywhere around the world. Each country has its own rules and laws about domesticated dogs and if, how, and where you can keep them. If you plan to adopt, buy, breed, or even travel from your country to another with your dog, then…
You can’t be an American Bully owner without getting confused or frustrated about the snorting sound that it makes. You may wonder if it is a normal or an indication of a serious health problem. So, why does your American Bully snort? American Bullies snort because they have a very sensitive respiratory system. Since they…
If you own an American Bully, you undoubtedly already know that they can go from cute little fluffy critters to large dogs who become a wrecking ball in a matter of seconds. However, if you’re considering getting one, you should start researching their size to make a place for them in your home. So, when…
