Are Micro bullies worth the high price tag?

Micro bullies are a well sought out breed and expensive. Their high price tag stems from the challenge of finding one that is high quality and healthy. The American Bully is a hybrid that originated from the American Pit Bull Terrier, mixed with traits from the American Bulldog, English Bulldog, and Olde English.

Unfortunately, bully puppies develop certain health issues such as a congenital heart condition, skin diseases, or bone problems which is common among this breed. Healthy, excellent quality Micro Bullies from pedigree lines are known to produce consistent dog breeds with little to no congenital disorders and are known to live up to their usual 10 to 13-year life span. Their puppies are also expected to be able to produce the same.

Micro Bullies are known for their distinct blocky heads and muscular body. They have short legs, but they love running and going on regular walks. Those displaying albinism, protruding eyes, long coats, and twisted tails may not be considered appealing qualities. These dogs when reproduced cost a pretty penny to say the least. Micro bullies sell for 6-digit figures because of producing high quality puppies that resemble the parents. The puppies easily sell for four. If you choose to do stud service be ready to pay because stud services are sought based on pedigree and distinctions that include physical features and measurements of a bully.

For example, UKC consider an adult male Micro Bully to measure less than 17 (43.18 cm) inches tall but no less than 14 inches (35.56 cm), at the withers. On the other hand, the female must be under sixteen inches (40.64 cm) tall but no less than 13 inches (33.02 cm) at the withers.

If you want a small bully and do not mind the minor, manageable health conditions, you may find a Micro Bully at a much lesser price. Do not be discouraged about the possible health issues.

Micro Bullies make excellent pets, and with proper care and attention, they will turn out happily like any other dog. My bully is still a baby who is active and healthy. She is such a happy pup. I did have to switch dog foods due to possible allergic reactions and chose a grain free and non-lamb bits which she enjoys. She can eat!

People want a bully for their warm temperament and energy. There are breeding techniques that can be used to remove aggression from them. They are gentle dogs that are great to have around children. They are warm and loyal to their humans. Their small stature makes them easier to cuddle and to play with! I cuddle mine all the time. They are attention seekers who look for approval from their humans, making them one of the sweetest dog breeds. This allows for easy training. Bear in mind, if you are not home for most of the day then this breed may not be a right choice.

On a final note, Micro Bullies are popular and expensive which makes them more attractive to certain people. New pet owners must realize that getting a puppy or a dog is not just a trend. It is a commitment. You need to understand the pros and cons of getting a particular dog breed and evaluate if the dog’s size, personality, and care requirements suit your lifestyle not to mention the hefty price tag. This will ensure the healthy and happy companionship between you and your puppy.