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American Bullies look tough, with their wide chest, big head and heavy muscle. So it surprises many people to learn that the breed was developed first and foremost to be a family companion. If you are wondering whether an American Bully is right for your home, here is what you should know.

Found a puppy you love? Popular litters can reserve fast, so it helps to know exactly how the process works before you are ready. This guide walks you through reserving an American Bully or French Bulldog puppy with NMG Bullies, from picking your puppy to taking them home.

When you shop for an American Bully, you will see the letters ABKC everywhere. Breeders list "ABKC papers," studs carry titles like "ABKC CH," and buyers ask if a puppy is registered. Here is what the ABKC is, what papers really prove, and why they matter for your puppy.

The American Bully comes in several sizes, and the names can be confusing when you are shopping for your first puppy. Pocket, standard, classic, XL and exotic all describe the same breed, but they look and live a little differently. Here is a simple guide to help you choose.

If you are shopping for an American Bully in Florida, the first question is almost always the same: how much does a good puppy cost? The honest answer is that prices range widely, and the cheapest puppy is rarely the best deal. In this guide we break down what American Bully puppies cost in Florida, what drives the price, and how to tell if a puppy is worth it.