FAQ

An XL American Bully typically costs between $2,500 and $10,000, depending on lineage, breeder, and quality.

No, a Cane Corso is not classified as an XL Bully; they are a distinct breed with different lineage and characteristics.

Pitbulls are agile, muscular working dogs bred for performance, while American Bullies are more compact, companion-oriented dogs bred for structure and temperament.

An XL Bully can be a good family dog when properly trained and socialized, but they require experienced ownership due to their strength and temperament.

An XL Bully is defined by specific physical traits and proportions based on breed standards, especially size, muscle mass, and overall structure.

The American Bully XL is a distinct breed and not officially classified as a Pitbull, though it shares similar ancestry.

Not in corpus.

Dogs often feel confusion, anxiety, or sadness when their owners leave, interpreting the absence based on their bond and routine.

Dogs do not see humans as other dogs, but they understand we are different creatures with whom they can bond and communicate.

Dogs often feel confused, anxious, or worried when their owners leave, depending on their bond and past experiences.