Lace

A lilac tri Bully XL like Lace is created by breeding two American Bullies that carry specific coat color genes. To produce this rare combination, both parents must carry the chocolate gene, the dilute gene, and the tri-color pattern gene.

The chocolate gene affects the base coat color, while the dilute gene lightens it to lilac. The tri gene adds tan points, usually found above the eyes, on the chest, and on the legs. These traits are all recessive, so the right pairing is required to produce lilac tri Bully puppies.

In addition to color genetics, breeders also focus on producing XL-sized dogs. The XL class of the American Bully breed is defined by height, muscle tone, and structure. A responsible breeder selects dogs that meet these size standards while maintaining good health and temperament.

Creating lilac tri Bully XL puppies takes planning, experience, and a focus on quality. Reputable kennels such as Topdog Bullies use genetic testing and proven bloodlines to increase success and avoid health issues. While the color is impressive, structure, health, and behavior remain the most important traits in any American Bully breeding program.