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Fact # 6

An Exotic Bully Is A Great Dog For Families

This breed is an incredible companion and family dog. They are very gentle and sweet, even if their tough appearance says otherwise. They love being around people and will always protect the ones they love.

Exotic Bullies get along great with both children and teenagers. They just love everybody and want to be friends with everyone in the family. Most pups are excited to spend time with the ones they love, whether it is playing with the kids or sleeping on your lap while you are watching TV. Their friendliness and sociability makes them great family dogs.

While the Exotic Bully makes a great family pet, they are not meant for everyone.

Keep in mind that this breed has lots of health problems, especially related to over exercise. An active family that wants to take their dog on long walks or hikes might want to consider another breed. Just 30 minutes each day of playtime or walks is enough for them. Their heart and breathing problems mean they are not ideal for people who spend lots of time outdoors.

https://www.marvelousdogs.com/exotic-bully/

06/06/2023

Fact # 5

They Have Many Layers Of Wrinkles

The Exotic Bully can look scary with their extreme body and a “don’t mess with me” look!

They have a toned-up muscular body that gives off an air of strength. When this body is combined with a flat faced, bulky head they can look tough and mean, but they are actually incredibly sweet dogs.

Exotic Bully dogs are one of the sweetest dogs in the world. Their siblings and cousins are infamous for being aggressive, but that is simply not true. They would much rather cuddle you than lunge at you or cause harm. Underneath their layers of wrinkles there is a loving heart that just wants to make their owner happy.

These dogs were bred to be companion animals. They will stick by your side no matter what and will show you a pure unconditional love. They are incredibly friendly and get along with just about anyone too.

They can also be quite playful and energetic. Because of their health issues it is important that you are careful with them during playtime. They can easily get overexcited and overheated which could mean trouble for their breathing.

Source: https://www.marvelousdogs.com/exotic-bully/

06/06/2023

Fact # 4

Exotic Bullys Can Be Micro/Nano In Size

For a Micro standing around 13 inches tall they should not weigh over 40 pounds.

Their weight can vary a bit depending on the dog registry or kennel club as there is no established standard. However they all say that the weight must be in proportion to body size.

According to the US Bull Registry a Micro Exotic Bully should be under 13.5 inches if a male and under 13 inches if a female. Some registries like the International Bully Coalition say they should not be taller than 13 inches, while others divide them between Micro and Standard sizes.

This can be a bit confusing, especially if breeders are not accurate in the terms they use for their puppies. What you should know is that an Exotic Micro Bully is the smallest type of Bully breed.

https://www.marvelousdogs.com/exotic-bully/

06/06/2023

Fact # 3

There Are Over 20 Colors of an Exotic bully

The great thing about this breed is that their coat can be nearly any color!

Because of their huge color variety you can easily find a puppy that is unique from the others.

According to the different dog registries and kennel clubs the Exotic Bully is accepted in any color and pattern except merle. There are over 20 different coat colors and patterns which include:

Black
Cream
Gray
Chocolate
Blue
Red
White
Tri-Color
Brindle
The color merle is generally not accepted as standard because of the health controversies surrounding it. Dogs that get the merle gene are at a higher risk to develop blindness and hearing problems, especially if they get two copies of the gene. These dogs are known as ‘double merles’.

Reputable breeders try very hard to breed healthy Exotic Bully puppies that do not get two copies of the merle gene.

Exotic merle bully dogs definitely exist. There are also different types of merle colors like blue or red. This means that their spots are blue or red over their diluted light base coat.

Another interesting pattern that the Exotic Bully can be is brindle. Usually these dogs have darker stripes over a lighter base coat like fawn. These tiger stripes are unique for each dog and make them look more exotic.

Source: https://www.marvelousdogs.com/exotic-bully/

06/06/2023

Fact # 2

They can cost as low as $2,000 up to $200,000 or more!

Just because the Exotic Bully is smaller does not mean that it will cost you less.

Their small size is actually one of the reasons why they cost so much. Because of their unique looks and small size these dogs are becoming increasingly popular. The same thing happened with French Bulldogs which is why they now cost over $3,000.

There are also not many breeders that breed them. With a high demand and very few breeders the Exotic Bully price is increasing.

On average you can find a puppy for sale between $1,750 and $7,000. Some pups can cost as much as $20,000.

Exotic Bully puppies cost more than their standard American cousins simply because they are a new and ‘rare’ breed. It is also not easy to breed one since it is a mix of different dogs like the French Bulldog, Shorty Bull and English Bulldog.

Getting the right characteristics and a healthy dog can be a challenge. It can also take multiple generations just to get the right traits the breeders want.

Finally selective breeding of different breeds can lead to health complications if a breeder is not careful. Exotic Bullies need extra special care when breeding because of their short muzzles. If they are not bred right, they could get Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome. This means that their airways are so small that they have trouble breathing.

Reputable breeders with Exotic Bully puppies for sale will always give you a health guarantee. However, that will also come at a price.

Source: https://www.marvelousdogs.com/exotic-bully/

06/06/2023

Fact #1

The Exotic Bully Was First Bred In 2008

Exotic Bullies were first bred in 2008 and were meant to be a type of American Bully.

After five years of selective breeding they eventually became recognized by various kennel clubs as their own breed. The U.S. Bully Registry in particular began recognizing this breed in 2013.

Since the Exotic Bully is a relatively new breed, there still is no well-defined standard for it. The different kennel clubs are still working on developing a single standard, but they can all agree that this dog deserves to be recognized as its own distinct breed.

What makes these Bullies ‘exotic’ is their unique appearance which is very different from other Bullies.

The Exotic Bully is an exaggerated version of the American. Everything about their features is overstated. They have bigger skulls, shorter muzzles, more wrinkles, wider chests and a bulkier, stronger body.

One of the few traits they didn’t get more of was size. They are actually smaller than their American siblings which is why some people call them micro Exotic Bullies.

Their smaller size is because they are also bred from smaller breeds like the French Bulldog and English Bulldog. Some puppies are more like mini Bulldogs and less of an American.

Source: https://www.marvelousdogs.com/exotic-bully/

25/05/2023

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