Roxy – Capcity Bullys Micro Bully Female

October 10, 2026October 9, 2026 by CapCity Bullys

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Icon × Mia | Fawn Smut Tri | Bape, Miagi & Devilspit Bloodlines

Meet Roxy, a beautiful Micro Bully female and a promising addition to the next generation of the Capcity Bullys breeding program.

Born November 11, 2025, from our carefully planned Icon × Mia breeding, Roxy represents an impressive combination of three influential American Bully bloodlines: Bape, Miagi, and Devilspit.

Roxy displays a distinctive fawn smut tri coloration, featuring warm fawn tones with darker shading that gives her a unique appearance. Her coloring sets her apart from the more traditional chocolate tri pattern and adds to her individuality.

Beyond her appearance, Roxy carries a pedigree built around the qualities we value at Capcity Bullys: compact structure, substance, balance, and the potential to develop into a powerful Micro Bully female.

Elite Genetics — Icon × Mia

Sire: Icon — Miagi & Devilspit Bloodlines

Roxy’s sire, Icon, is one of the standout Micro Bully males in the Capcity Bullys program.

Known for his exceptionally short, compact frame, powerful head, heavy bone, wide chest, and clean structure, Icon represents the physical characteristics we strive to preserve and develop.

His pedigree combines the influence of Miagi and Devilspit, two recognizable names within the Micro Bully community.

Through Icon, Roxy inherits a genetic foundation associated with the compact, muscular appearance that defines our breeding goals.

Dam: Mia — Bape Bloodline

Roxy’s dam, Mia, contributes the influence of the highly regarded Bape bloodline.

Mia brings her own combination of substance, chest width, and balanced proportions to this pairing, complementing Icon’s compact frame and powerful appearance.

Together, Icon and Mia create a pedigree blending Miagi, Devilspit, and Bape genetics, giving Roxy an exciting foundation for continued development.

Roxy’s Color — Fawn Smut Tri

Roxy’s distinctive fawn smut tri coat gives her a warm, rich appearance with darker shading across portions of her coat.

Unlike a conventional chocolate tri, her coloration is better described as fawn with smut shading and tri-pattern characteristics.

This combination creates an attractive, individual look that complements her Micro Bully pedigree.

Structure, Development & Potential

As Roxy continues to mature, our focus remains on evaluating the characteristics that matter most in a quality American Bully female.

These include:

Compact proportions: A balanced, appropriately proportioned Micro Bully frame.
Bone and substance: Developing the muscular appearance and substance associated with her pedigree.
Head and expression: A strong headpiece with breed-appropriate expression.
Structural balance: Correct alignment, topline, and functional movement.
Temperament: Confidence, stability, and a well-adjusted personality.
Overall health: Sound development and long-term well-being.

While pedigree provides an important foundation, we believe every dog should be evaluated on her individual development, health, temperament, and structure.

A New Generation of Capcity Bullys

Roxy represents another step forward in the Capcity Bullys program.

Our goal is to develop American Bullies that combine distinctive appearance with functional structure, stable temperament, and responsible breeding practices.

With Icon’s Miagi and Devilspit influence and Mia’s Bape background, Roxy carries a pedigree that makes her an exciting female to watch as she matures.

Roxy — Fawn Smut Tri Micro Bully Female

Icon × Mia | Born November 11, 2025

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Roxy's Pedigree

Chanel – Chocolate Tri Micro Bully Female

September 24, 2026September 24, 2026 by CapCity Bullys

Bape-Line Genetics • Mayor × Raven • Capcity Bullys

Chanel is a home-produced Chocolate Tri Micro Bully female and an exciting addition to the Capcity Bullys breeding program. Produced from Mayor × Raven, Chanel represents a concentrated combination of genetics that have played an important role in our program.

Concentrated Bape-Line Pedigree

Chanel’s father, Mayor, is a grandson of the legendary Bape, bringing strong Bape influence through the paternal side of her pedigree.

Her mother, Raven, is Mayor’s littermate and is also a granddaughter of Bape. This makes Chanel the product of a deliberately close inbreeding, concentrating the genetics shared by Mayor and Raven within a single generation.

Rather than introducing unrelated blood, this breeding was designed to reinforce traits already present within this family of dogs and produce offspring with a high degree of genetic consistency.

As with any close linebreeding or inbreeding, pedigree concentration alone does not guarantee quality. Each dog must still be evaluated individually for health, structure, temperament, development, and suitability for the future of the breeding program.

A Home-Produced Female for the Future

Chanel represents what we value about producing and retaining females from within our own program. Her pedigree gives us a female whose genetic background is well known to us while providing another generation from which to evaluate the influence of our Bape-line dogs.

Her Chocolate Tri coloring, Micro Bully type, and concentrated pedigree make her an especially interesting female as she continues to mature.

Chanel will be evaluated throughout her development before any future breeding decisions are made. Our goal is not simply to reproduce a pedigree, but to determine how the genetics behind that pedigree are expressed in the individual dog.

Chanel at a Glance

Name: Chanel
Breed: American Bully
Type: Micro Bully
Sex: Female
Color: Chocolate Tri
Sire: Mayor
Dam: Raven
Pedigree Influence: Bape
Breeding: Mayor × Raven — close inbreeding of littermates
Program: Capcity Bullys

Chanel is another generation of Capcity Bullys-produced genetics, and we look forward to watching her mature and determining the role she may eventually play in the future of our program.