Brandy

A chocolate tri XL American Bully female like Brandy typically reaches a height of 19 to 22 inches at the withers and can weigh anywhere from 80 to 140 pounds, depending on genetics, nutrition, and breeding. While females are generally more compact than males, they still maintain the wide chest, muscular frame, and powerful stance that define the XL Bully class.

Growth begins quickly during the first year, with most Bully puppies gaining height and bone density between 3 and 10 months of age. By 12 to 18 months, a female chocolate tri XL Bully will usually reach her adult height. However, she may continue to gain muscle and body mass until around 24 to 30 months, especially if she comes from a large, well-structured bloodline.

A reputable Bully breeder like Topdog Bullies considers more than just size. Responsible breeding ensures that females develop correctly, with balanced proportions and a stable temperament. In quality programs, breeders focus on conformation, joint health, and overall physical soundness – not just producing large litters or flashy color patterns.

The chocolate tri coat is the result of combining the chocolate gene with tan point markings, creating a rich brown base with distinct tan highlights. While the coat color is visually striking, it doesn’t affect the dog’s size or rate of development. A well-run Bully kennel like us prioritizes structure and health alongside color genetics to ensure the best possible outcome.

A female chocolate tri XL American Bully typically grows to a substantial size, balancing beauty and muscle. With proper nutrition, exercise, and care from a knowledgeable breeder, she can develop into a strong, athletic, and loyal companion that reflects the true standard of the Bully XL breed.