American Bully Dogs for stud in Pennsylvania

No, the American Bully is a separate breed from the pitbull. While they share some similarities in appearance and ancestry, American Bullies are a distinct breed that has been selectively bred for a more compact and muscular build.

The American Bully can be a great dog for the right owner. They are known for their loyalty, friendliness, and sociability. However, they require a lot of exercise and attention and their behavior can greatly depend on how they are trained and socialized.

A Bully dog, also known as an American Bully, is typically bred from a combination of American Staffordshire Terriers and American Pit Bull Terriers, although other breeds can also be mixed in to create specific traits or characteristics.

The four types of American Bullies are the Pocket Bully, the Standard Bully, the Classic Bully, and the XL Bully. Each type varies in size, with the Pocket being the smallest and the XL being the largest. The Classic Bully is similar to the Standard Bully, but with less body mass.