American Bully puppies come in a wide variety of colors and patterns, reflecting their diverse genetic background. Common colors include black, white, grey, brown, blue, tan, fawn, and red. These dogs often have a solid coat color, but they can also display various patterns and markings, such as white on the feet, chest, and/or muzzle.
Some of the more unique and sought-after colors and patterns include lilac, merle, and tricolor. Lilac Bullies have a light, silvery appearance due to a combination of blue and chocolate genes. Merle Bullies exhibit a mottled pattern with patches of different colors, typically including blue or red merle variations. Tricolor Bullies have three distinct colors, usually with a base color complemented by tan and white markings.
Other patterns include piebald (large patches of two colors), ghost tan (subtle tan points on a solid coat), creeping tan (tan markings creeping up the legs and face), and brindle (stripe like markings on top of a base color). These variations add to the breed's visual appeal and make each dog unique.