Dogs love to eat, however, we advise feeding one to two times a day (perhaps breakfast and dinner)?
Training is a great way to stimulate their brains and further bond with your pet. Additionally, training from an early age ensures that your puppy will grow up to be well-mannered and obedient.
We recommend feeding your dog a high-quality dry kibbled diet that is specialized for medium to large-sized dog breeds.
These dogs are usually a mixture of two colors, or the American Bully may also be tri-colored, which is essentially a mix of three main colors.
The American Bully originated in the United States between 1980 and 1990 and is the product of an American Staffordshire Terrier, American Pitbull Terrier, and other pit bulls.
According to the American Bully Kennel Club, American bullies are excellent family companions. Exceptionally devoted and loyal, bullies are focused on pleasing their owners, eager to learn and highly trainable. Theyre gentle and affectionate with children, amiable with family friends and even tolerant of strangers. As guardians, theyre intelligent, stable, alert and quite capable of defending their homes and families.
American bullies are athletic dogs who need adequate exercise, not only to keep them fit and healthy, but also to prevent boredom. A bored bully may develop behavioral problems and become destructive, noisy or hyperactive. If you wish to adopt an American bully, be sure that you have the time and space to exercise him for at least 45 minutes per day. A large, fenced yard is ideal, but even an apartment-dwelling bully will do fine if he gets a proper daily walk or a dog park outing.
The American bully is not a good breed for beginners or passive owners. Although willing to please, these dogs can be stubborn and wont generally obey commands blindly. They require consistent training from an owner who is confident, composed and firm. The bullys owner must understand the instinctual need possessed by dogs to fit into a pack order, and must be capable and proficient enough to achieve pack leader status. Consistency is crucial; the bully must know what is expected of him and be given a clearly defined and regularly enforced set of rules.
The standard American bully has a powerful, compact body with a broad, deep chest. His structure is heavy-boned, muscular, well-balanced and well-proportioned. His head is broad but devoid of exaggeration and is in correct proportion to his body. His coat is smooth and glossy. Despite his heavy appearance, the American bully is quite active and agile, possessing a springy gait.
The American bully was developed in 1990 as a variation of the American pit bull terrier, a breed that had been around for 100 years. On July 15, 2013, the United Kennel Club deemed the American bully unique enough to be recognized as a distinct breed. According to the United Canine Association, American bullies are cheerful, people-oriented dogs. American bullies make ideal pets for most people, with a few exceptions.
What is a Micro American Bully?
You may have heard of a Mini American Bully, Micro American Bully, or even a Micro Mini American Bully, but the truth is that these are not technically varieties recognized by the ABKC. Instead, these are simply alternate names for pocket American bullies.
If you are looking for a small bully, then you may try using mini, micro, and pocket as you search online as many breeders use them to draw in people to buy their pocket American bully puppies, especially if their dogs are on the smallest end of the scale.
Just keep in mind if you’re planning on showing your American bully that you shouldn’t get one that’s too small or you may find your dog penalized or even disqualified for not fitting into the height requirements.