Why are lilac Bully puppies so popular?

Lilac Bully puppies stand out with their rare pastel grey‑lavender coat. Dilution genes give them this soft hue. They share the same blocky head and thick muscle as all XL Bullies. Weekly brushing keeps their coat bright and removes loose hair. Their light skin needs sun protection to avoid irritation. They learn quickly with consistent training and thrive on daily play. Early social time with family and other dogs boosts their confidence. A high‑protein diet and regular vet checks support healthy growth. Their striking color and gentle, loyal nature make lilac Bully puppies a top choice for families and show lovers alike.

Lilac Bully Puppies

Lilac Bully puppies at Topdog Bullies combine rare colors with heavyweight XL and XXL Bully and Pitbull bloodlines. For over 16 years, I’ve bred show‑quality American Bullies with massive bone, blocky heads, and short backs.

My climate‑controlled barn on 160 acres has indoor and outdoor dog quarters with heating, cooling, and a fly‑spray system. I raise every pup underfoot so they learn home life. Daily socialization with family builds confident, stable Bully personalities.

My lilac Bully coats range from solid lilac to lilac tri and lilac tri merle patterns. These puppies sport that purple hue that highlights thick muscle and broad chests.

At eight weeks, pups leave with microchips, registration papers, and a vet health exam. I ship Lilac Bully Puppies nationwide in climate‑safe crates with a health guarantee or with a USDA pet shipper. I stay in touch for feeding, training, and care tips so your pup hits the ground running.
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