Sosi

The ghost tri Lilac XL Bully, like Sosi, was created through selective breeding that focused on rare and recessive coat color traits within the American Bully breed. To achieve this specific look, breeders had to pair dogs that carried the genes for chocolate, dilution, and the tri-color pattern – along with an understanding of how those genes interact.

The lilac coat is produced when a dog inherits two copies of the chocolate gene and two copies of the dilute gene. This combination softens the coat to a light, silvery-brown shade. The tri-color pattern adds tan points, but in a ghost tri, these markings are faint and often only visible in certain lighting or as the dog matures. That subtlety is what gives the “ghost” tri its name.

Producing a ghost tri Lilac XL Bully takes more than just the right color pairing. The XL size must also be preserved, which means breeding dogs that consistently pass down height, structure, and mass. A knowledgeable breeder carefully selects parents that meet both visual and physical breed standards.

This type of breeding is rarely accidental. Most ghost tri Lilac XL Bully puppies come from established Bully kennels such as Topdog Bullies, with experience in color genetics and bloodline development. The process includes genetic testing, pedigree review, and long-term planning. A quality breeder will also prioritize health, temperament, and structure – not just appearance.

While the ghost tri Lilac XL Bully has a unique and eye-catching look, responsible breeding remains the foundation of its creation. Reputable American Bully kennels understand that producing rare puppies should never come at the expense of quality.