Published by The American Bully Breed (TABB) The rear assembly is often called the engine of the dog, and for good reason. While the front assembly supports and guides movement,…
Why Correct Front Structure Matters More Than Most Breeders Realize Published by The American Bully Breed (TABB) A Great American Bully Starts From the Front When evaluating an American Bully,…
A great American Bully can often be recognized by its headpiece before anything else. While muscle, bone, and color may initially catch someone's attention, experienced breeders understand that the head…
In the dog breeding world, reputation is everything. A breeding program can spend years building trust and credibility—and lose it in a single interaction. The most respected breeders understand that…
Color may attract attention, but health determines the future. Responsible breeders understand that no color, pattern, or trend should ever come before the long-term health and well-being of the dogs…
Raising exceptional American Bullies begins long before puppies go to their new homes. Every stage of puppy development plays a critical role in shaping future health, confidence, temperament, and adaptability.…
The first weeks of a puppy's life are the most important period of development. During this time, puppies experience rapid physical, neurological, emotional, and social growth that will influence their…
Structure is one of the most important aspects of the American Bully breed. While many people are initially drawn to color, muscle, or head size, experienced breeders understand that structure…
Many breeders spend years learning genetics, structure, bloodlines, whelping, puppy development, and health testing. However, one area often receives far less attention: The business side of breeding. Whether a breeder…
Health testing is one of the most important responsibilities of a responsible American Bully breeder. While structure, temperament, and pedigree often receive significant attention, health is the foundation that supports…