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Temperament of the American Bully

American Bullies and American Pit Bull Terriers are known for their loyal, affectionate, and people-loving personalities. Despite their strong and athletic appearance, these dogs are gentle at heart and thrive on human companionship. They are often described as "velcro dogs" because of how closely they bond with their families — they love being involved in daily life and enjoy spending time with both adults and children.

These breeds are especially fond of kids and are known for their patience and tolerance during play. Their stable temperament makes them reliable family companions, and many owners find them to be incredibly sweet and nurturing with younger family members.

American Bullies and Pit Bulls are also naturally social and welcoming toward new people. When raised in a positive environment with proper socialization, they tend to be friendly and well-mannered. Their confidence and calm nature make them easygoing in a variety of settings, whether at home, on walks, or meeting new friends.

While they have a protective instinct toward loved ones, they are not aggressive by nature. Instead, they rely on their loyalty and presence to make their families feel secure. With consistent training, these dogs are responsive, respectful, and eager to please.

Above all, American Bullies and Pit Bulls are companion dogs — they want to be part of your life, give and receive affection, and form a lifelong bond with their people.

Highlights:
  • An American Bullies / Pitbulls love their humans fiercely and will give his life for them.
  • At the same time, these dogs are strong-willed and stubborn and are not a good fit for inexperienced breeders, as they may misbehave.
  • They are friendly to other dogs and always willing to play.
  • American Bullies adore children and are very forgiving to them.
  • These dogs have a very high pain threshold.
Confident but NOT aggressive, these dogs have very agreeable temperament. American Bully has a physically impressive, athletic built that combines strength and agility. American Pitbull Terriers / American Bully is a versatile breed that’s able to serve multiple purposes. In general, Pitbulls / American Bully is a well-built, reliable and trustworthy family companion dog. The breed is distinguished by its sociability and eagerness to please.
The History Of Breed
The American Bully is a relatively new breed, developed in the United States between the 1980s and 1990s. It was created by combining the American Pit Bull Terrier and American Staffordshire Terrier with various bulldog-type breeds. The goal was to produce a loyal, stable, and muscular companion dog — a family pet with a strong yet gentle presence.
One of the most unique aspects of the American Bully’s development is that it wasn’t the product of a single breeder or kennel. Instead, the breed evolved through the efforts of dozens — possibly hundreds — of independent breeders across the country. Much of this breeding activity began in Virginia and South Carolina, but quickly spread nationwide, leading to the widespread popularity of the breed.
Interestingly, the exact moment the breed was officially established — and even the origin of the name “American Bully” — remains somewhat unclear. While the breed became more publicly recognized in the early 2000s, its popularity has exploded in the past decade, gaining significant traction in both the United States and internationally.
Because it was developed by a wide range of breeders with varying goals and visions, the American Bully exhibits more physical diversity than many other purebred dogs. They can vary greatly in size and build — some being more compact, others much larger than their Pit Bull ancestors. Their coat colors and patterns are also highly diverse and not strictly regulated. Despite this variation, most American Bullies maintain a strong, muscular frame and bear a close resemblance to their founding breeds.
The rise of the American Bully has also led to the formation of several breed-specific organizations. These include the American Bully Kennel Club (ABKC), United Bully Kennel Club (UBKC), Bully Breed Kennel Club (BBKC), and United Canine Association (UCA). Internationally, the European Bully Kennel Club (EBKC) operates across several countries, including Malta, France, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Italy.
Although still a young breed, the American Bully has firmly established itself as a popular companion dog, particularly in the U.S. The number of registered American Bullies is already significant, and the unregistered population is likely even larger. While originally bred as family companions, these dogs can also excel in various roles, including therapy work, obedience, and protection sports — always guided by their loyalty and calm, confident nature.
Feeding your puppy
Extra attention should be paid to feeding a Bully/Pit bull puppy in the first year of their life, as this is crucial for his skeletal system development, teeth and coat. Lack of proper nutrition may lead to rickets, incorrect paw size and a lackluster coat. Dogs of the same size or breed do not necessarily require the same food amounts. Nutrition needs depend on your pet’s activity level, their environment and metabolism particularities.
Traits And Characteristics
American Bullies/Pit Bull Terrier’s main traits include a strong, powerful neck and wide chest with a well-developed muscular system. The dog’s weight isn’t regulated and may range from 70 to 160 pounds. All colorings are allowable for American Bullies/Pit Bull Terrier’s; the coat may be a solid color or have markings.
Swag Kennels breeds American Bullies/Pit Bull Terrier’s of varying colorings, such as champagne (red nose), lilac, lilac tri, blue (bluenose), as well as the most popular Merle/Lilac Merle. Pit Bulls are more than a dog; they are a reflection of his owner – a lifestyle – a worldview. They don’t forgive weakness and doesn’t ask for indulgence. American Bullies is a dog for strong-spirited, self-sufficient people, and it’s only in their hands that he will shine like a skillfully cut diamond and showcase the breed’s best features
American Bullies/Pit Bull Terrier’s is known and prized for being multifunctional: its athletic exterior, courageous temperament, sturdiness, strong spirit, as for well as being manageable, loving, and infinitely loyal to its family. It is ideal for families with children. This breed has performed well not only in dog shows but also in various sports, such as weight pulling. Swag Kennels own one of the best sons of National Champion in weight pulling Dela Cruz “Sancho 5150” and 3X Proven World Champion Dela Cruz White Dragon 5150
Diarrhea
Diarrhea affects not only humans but also various animal species. Puppies can get diarrhea often. If your dog defecates 2-4 times a day and the feces have a firm texture, this is normal. More frequent and runny/watery stools should be a cause for concern. Many owners don’t know what to do in these situations, or simply ignore them. Such negligence may cost your pet their life. Panicking and hoping for the issue to resolve itself are both erroneous approaches when you notice diarrhea. It’s important to evaluate the severity of the dog’s condition and take immediate steps towards recovery.
Parvo
Canine parvovirus is an infectious viral disease that affects dogs. The virus can manifest itself in two forms. Digestive form is the most common, with vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss and anorexia being its main symptoms. The cardiac form is less common; it affects the heart muscle of puppies between 6 weeks and 6 months of age. This disease is occurring with a significantly lower frequency at this time due to timely vaccination of puppies.