Valerie

A lilac tri Bully XL like Valerie typically grows to be a large, muscular dog with impressive size and presence. While coat color doesn’t impact the dog’s structure, the term “XL” refers to a specific height and build standard within the American Bully breed. When bred correctly, a lilac tri Bully XL reaches its full size between 18 and 24 months of age, though some may fill out a little longer.

Male XL American Bullies usually stand between 20 and 23 inches tall at the withers, while females are slightly shorter, averaging 19 to 22 inches. Weight can vary based on muscle density, bone structure, and diet, but most full-grown XL Bully males weigh between 100 and 130 pounds, with some even heavier. Females tend to weigh slightly less but still maintain a solid, athletic frame.

A true lilac tri Bully XL will not only display the rare tri-color coat with its lilac base, tan points, and white accents but also carry the physical traits that define the XL class. These include a broad chest, thick neck, wide head, and overall balance in muscle and bone. Reputable Bully kennels and breeders like Topdog Bullies focus on maintaining this structure in every breeding, regardless of color.

If you’re inquiring on buying one of our lilac tri Bully puppies, ask us for photos of the parents and past litters. As a responsible Bully kennel, we produce consistent size and structure across our breeding program. This ensures your pup will grow into the XL standard, not just have the color.

Size can vary slightly between bloodlines, but a well-bred lilac tri Bully XL should grow into a strong, confident companion that meets the breed’s physical expectations.