The truth is, Bully breeds are not inherently aggressive. Though they may look intimidating with a muscular build, they are actually companion dogs at heart. It is how humans treat and raise their canine pets that determines behavior. Perhaps the American Bully is not for you.
Why does my American Bully get aggressive?
They're more likely to be aggressive towards other dogs than they are towards their families because they know it's their job to guard you (with the proper training, they can make some of the best guard dogs out there). Even so, they can be independent when they want to be.
How do I stop my American Bully from biting?
The ASPCA recommends substituting a toy or chew treat when your puppy starts nipping. Some good substitutes include strong rubber chew toys and chew treats like bully sticks, which are a tasty way to alleviate your puppy's biting urge.
Are American bullies fearless?
American bullies are fearless dogs with unmatched confidence, and they will go to any lengths to protect their families. Provided they are well socialized and cared for, owners can expect loving yet protective pets with this breed.
Are American bullies strong?
Physically, the American Bully has an impressive, athletic build, which is both muscular and defined, and displays strength and agility. The breed is versatile and capable of accomplishing a wide variety of tasks. All around, the American Bully is a well-rounded, reliable, trustworthy and ideal family companion.
