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Male · Baden-Württemberg
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Adopt Exotic Bully Shelter Dogs
No Exotic Bully is listed with us right now. Further down, you'll find dogs from shelters and rescues that are looking for a home.
Why this breed is missing
Why we don't currently place Exotic Bully puppies
The breed-specific health risks for the Exotic Bully are high — especially when it comes to breathing and stamina. In these cases, a lot depends on the breeder: on consistent screenings, transparent results, and breeding choices that put health ahead of appearance. Assessing this breed is complex and not straightforward. We currently don't have a standard for this that we would rely on — which is why we aren't showing any breeders or puppies for this breed for the time being. As soon as we can change this, we'll include the breed again.
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FAQ about Exotic Bully shelter dogs
Can I adopt a Exotic Bully from a shelter?
Yes, Exotic Bully dogs sometimes need new homes too. HonestDog lists Exotic Bully and Exotic Bully mixes from shelters across Europe.
Where can I find a Exotic Bully in need of rescue?
Exotic Bully dogs in need are waiting in shelters and with rescue organizations for a new home. This page shows current Exotic Bully rehoming listings from public shelter entries – contact the shelter directly to confirm availability.
How much does it cost to adopt a Exotic Bully from a shelter?
Shelter adoption fees typically range from €200 to €400. This usually includes vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and microchip registration.
Are shelter dogs harder to train?
No, many shelter dogs are already trained and house-broken. The shelter will inform you about the dog's temperament and history.
Is the Exotic Bully right for you?
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About Exotic Bully
AI imageThe Exotic Bully originated around 2012 in the USA from the American Bully and is purposefully bred for extreme traits that are considered faults in other breeds: severely shortened, sometimes bowed legs, an excessively wide head, and a muzzle so short that the airways are significantly constricted. This combination of dwarfism and extreme brachycephaly makes the Exotic Bully one of the most medically compromised dog types in existence. HonestDog does not list puppies of this type, as the namesake extreme traits are directly linked to chronic suffering, and breeding for them is legally questionable in Germany. Anyone interested in the Bully look should be aware that a healthily proportioned dog without these extremes is possible and will lead a significantly longer, pain-free life.
Learn moreEnergy Level
Trainability
Grooming Needs
Family-friendly
Life Expectancy:7-10 years
Height:30-40 cm
Weight:20-34 kg
Child Friendly
Dog Friendly
City Friendly
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