What is the average litter size for XL American Bullies?

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Most XL American Bully litters range from four to seven puppies, with an average of five to six. Young or first time dams typically have smaller litters of around three to four pups. In contrast, mature dams in peak health often deliver six or seven healthy puppies. Nutrition, genetics, and prenatal care strongly influence litter size. In addition, stress levels and kennel environment quality can affect the final count.

To plan effectively, many breeders schedule an ultrasound at 25 to 30 days gestation to estimate puppy numbers. This scan helps prepare whelping boxes and staff resources. Good record keeping of each dam’s past litters gives insight into expected results. While occasional litters may fall outside this range, breeders should plan for about five healthy XL American Bully puppies. Some breeders note slightly larger litters in spring due to hormonal influences and daylight changes. Overall, understanding these factors helps breeders optimize breeding plans and puppy health.

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