The American Bully is a companion dog breed developed in the United States, known for its muscular build and friendly temperament. They are generally healthy and require moderate exercise, making them adaptable to different living situations.
Origin and Purpose
Developed in the United States in the 1980s and 1990s
Companion dog
Appearance
Dimensions
Gender
Height
Weight
Female
16-19 inches
60-110 pounds
Male
16-20 inches
60-120 pounds
Coat
Attribute
Notes
Color
Any color or pattern
Type
Short
Smooth
Length
Short
Care
Attribute
Notes
Shedding
Low
Grooming
Weekly
Drooling
Low
Body
Attribute
Notes
Head
Large
Broad
Skull
Large
Prominent
Ears
Cropped or natural
Rose or half-prick
Eyes
Any color
Wide set
Nose
Large
Wide
Muzzle
Short
Square
Teeth
Scissors bite
Neck
Muscular
Slightly arched
Forequarters
Muscular
Well-defined
Fore Legs
Straight
Strong
Hindquarters
Muscular
Well-defined
Hind Legs
Straight
Strong
Feet
Round
Compact
Tail
Medium length
Tapered
Gait
Powerful
Agile
Temperament
Confident
Friendly
Outgoing
Social
Attribute
Notes
Affectionate with Family
Very Affectionate
Good with Children
Good
Good with Dogs
Can be good with proper socialization
Good with Cats
Can be good with proper socialization
Openness to Strangers
Friendly
Playfulness Level
Playful
Protective Nature
Moderately Protective
Adaptability Level
Adaptable
Working Roles
Companion Animal
Exercise Needs
Moderate
Health
Generally Healthy
Prone to certain health issues such as hip and elbow dysplasia, and some heart conditions
Additional Notes
Relatively new breed
Bred from American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier and other bully breeds
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