Junior (Jr.)

An XXL American Bully fawn with yellow eyes like Junior is created through selective breeding that targets both coat color and eye pigment genetics. To achieve this look, a breeder must choose American Bullies that carry the genes for the fawn coat color, along with traits that can produce lighter eye shades like amber or yellow.

Fawn is a dilution of the red or brown pigment. It appears as a soft tan or beige shade, and is often produced when both parent dogs carry a recessive gene responsible for lighter coat colors. In Bully breeding, fawn can vary in tone, ranging from pale cream to a richer tan. The XXL classification means the dog has a larger frame, heavier bone, and broader structure than the standard or XL Bully.

Yellow or amber eyes are typically tied to lighter coat colors and certain genetic backgrounds. While not guaranteed, dogs with fawn or champagne coats are more likely to show light eye colors, especially when both parents carry the right traits. These eye colors often appear as a golden or honey shade, adding to the dog’s unique appearance.

Producing XXL American Bully fawn puppies with yellow eyes takes more than luck. A responsible breeder like Topdog Bullies studies bloodlines, uses genetic testing, and selects parents that offer consistent results. Not every Bully kennel can reliably produce this combination, which is why puppies with this appearance are considered rare.

As always, structure, health, and temperament should come first. While the fawn coat and light eyes are eye-catching, reputable breeding ensures the dogs also meet breed standards and make excellent companions. A trusted breeder will never sacrifice quality for color.