Appex

A lilac ghost tri Bully XXL with green eyes like Appex is produced through selective breeding that combines several rare genetic traits. To create this combination, a breeder must carefully match American Bullies that carry the dilute gene, the chocolate gene, the tri-color pattern gene, and traits for lighter eye color.

The “lilac” color comes from two recessive genes: one for chocolate and one for dilution. When both are present, the coat takes on a silvery-lavender tone. The “ghost tri” pattern is a subtle version of the tri-color gene, where the tan points are so light they may not be visible at birth. These markings often appear more clearly as the puppy matures, giving the dog a soft, faded tri-color look.

Green eyes are even more uncommon. They are sometimes seen in dogs with dilute coats, such as lilac or champagne. While there is no single “green eye gene,” dogs with less pigment in their irises – often due to coat dilution – may develop green or hazel eye tones. Producing puppies with green eyes involves pairing dogs that consistently throw lighter eye colors, though results can vary.

To create a lilac ghost tri Bully XXL with green eyes, breeders must go beyond appearance. Size and structure matter. The XXL classification requires more than weight; it involves correct proportions, muscle tone, and height. A well-run Bully kennel will select dogs that meet these standards while also tracking color genetics.

Because this look is rare, not every breeder can produce it consistently. Reputable breeding programs like Topdog Bullies use genetic testing, study bloodlines, and focus on quality over hype. The best XXL Bully breeders ensure their Bully puppies are healthy, stable, and true to the breed – not just unique in color.