Are American Bullies good family dogs?

Yes — the American Bully was created to be a companion first. Bred for temperament above all, a well-raised Bully is calm, confident, and deeply devoted to its people. They thrive in family life when raised with intention and consistency.

How much exercise does an American Bully need?

A daily walk and moderate play are plenty. The American Bully is not a high-endurance breed — they're happiest with a good outing followed by a long nap beside you. Avoid strenuous exercise in puppyhood while joints are still developing.

What should I feed my American Bully puppy?

Start with the premium food your breeder sends home, then transition gradually if needed. Feed a measured, age-appropriate portion two to three times daily. We're happy to share the exact brands and portions we use.

How much grooming does an American Bully require?

Very little. A short coat needs only a weekly brush and the occasional bath. Trim nails regularly, clean facial wrinkles, and check ears — that's the entire routine.

What is American Bully Haven Pups?

American Bully Haven Pups helps families explore available puppies, adoption guidance, helpful resources, and contact details across 27 pages for loving homes.

How do I adopt Hazel?

To adopt Hazel, submit an inquiry on this page. We respond within 48 hours to begin a personal conversation, and a deposit holds your puppy until they are ready to come home.

Is there a health guarantee for this American Bully puppy?

Yes. Every American Bully puppy from American Bully Haven Pups comes with a 2-year genetic health guarantee, a 72-hour initial veterinary exam window, and full ABKC & UKC registration papers.

Are your American Bully puppies health-tested?

Yes. Our breeding parents are health-tested for hips, heart, and elbows before joining our program, and every puppy is home-raised, socialized, and vet-checked before adoption.

All puppies

Merle American Bully puppy named Hazel, female

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AvailableFemale · Merle

Hazel

Rare, radiant, and remarkably calm

$3,000

Secure Hazel with a deposit — 2-year genetic health guarantee, ABKC & UKC papers, and lifetime breeder support included.

Born

June 14, 2026

Weight

10 lbs

Registry

ABKC

Health

Guaranteed

Personality

Hazel is the rare light of the litter — a merle female whose coat is a one-of-a-kind canvas of soft greys and warm undertones. What makes her truly exceptional is her calm: where other puppies race, Hazel watches; where others fuss, she settles. She is remarkably composed for her age, carrying a quiet confidence that suggests she will grow into a dog of uncommon presence. Hazel is the companion for someone who appreciates rarity not for show, but for substance — a once-in-a-lifetime puppy whose beauty is matched only by her steadiness.

Trait Profile

TemperamentCalm, social disposition

9/10

ConformationStructure & build

8/10

EnergyDaily activity level

6/10

Reserve Hazel

Begin your adoption inquiry below — we'll guide you through placing a deposit to hold your puppy.

Step 1 of 3 · Our Adoption Philosophy

We don't sell puppies — we place them. Every adoption begins with a conversation to ensure a lifelong, peaceful match.

A written health guarantee and lifetime breeder support
Health-tested parents with documented ABKC / UKC pedigrees
A considered, no-pressure conversation before any commitment

Medical History

Health & Vaccination Record

Every Hazel and every puppy in our program completes the same standardized health protocol before adoption — a transparent, documented medical history you can trust.

First Vaccination Round

6–8 weeks

DHPP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus) — initial dose administered by our licensed veterinarian.

Deworming Protocol

2, 4, 6 & 8 weeks

Pyrantel pamoate rounds at two-week intervals, plus a broad-spectrum parasite treatment at 8 weeks.

Comprehensive Veterinary Exam

6–8 weeks

Full physical: heart, lungs, eyes, ears, dental, joints, and skin — documented on a signed health certificate.

Second Vaccination Round

10–12 weeks

DHPP booster and Bordetella (kennel cough) vaccine for respiratory protection during transport.

Preventatives Started

10–12 weeks

Heartworm prevention and flea/tick treatment initiated — a 30-day supply accompanies each puppy home.

Final Vaccination Round

14–16 weeks

DHPP final booster and Rabies vaccine — completing the core immunization series before adoption.

Final Health Clearance

Pre-adoption

Second vet exam, health certificate issued, and a 72-hour initial exam window provided to the adopter's own vet.

Our Health Guarantee

2-year written genetic health guarantee

72-hour initial veterinary examination window

Complete vaccination & deworming records provided at handover

Both parents health-tested for hips, heart, and elbows

Full vaccination records, deworming history, and the signed health certificate are handed to you at adoption. We encourage a veterinary exam within 72 hours to confirm your puppy's health with your own trusted vet.

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