How to choose a bully puppy? The coat of a bully puppy should be short and shiny, hard to the touch, with a medium head length, a broad skull, and obvious cheek muscles. The eyes can be round to oval, set far below the skull (far apart), the lower jaw is strong, and the upper and lower teeth fit closely together or in a scissors bite. Puppies should not be obese, lively and energetic, have a strong appetite and have no foul odor.

Look at the coat: it is short, shiny and hard to the touch. No matter what color or pattern it is, it is acceptable.

Look at the head: medium length, with a broad skull, very obvious cheek muscles, and unique ears (can be cropped or uncropped).

Look at the eyes: all colors except albino; ​​can be round to oval, located under the skull (further away).

Look at the lower jaw: strong, showing the power of biting. The upper teeth fit tightly in front of the lower teeth or a scissor bite.

Look at the nose: all colors are acceptable.

Look at the neck: slightly arched, tapering from the shoulders to the back of the skull, with no loose skin, and of medium length.

Look at the shoulders: very strong, muscular and broad with blades slightly sloping.

Others: The back is fairly short and the forelegs are fairly wide to allow for chest development; the chest is deep and broad; the tail is short for its size, set low, tapers to a fine point, and not curled; the front legs should be straight and slightly Outward-turned feet are acceptable, but not considered a good bully; hind legs well muscled; feet of medium size, well arched and compact.

Bully dog ​​puppies should not be obese and should be lively and energetic. The appetite is strong, the gums and tongue are bright red, and there is no foul odor. The body temperature is between 38℃-39℃.