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Disclaimer: This page contains info on Puggle Puppies, Puggles, and several other dog breeds that are associated with Puggles. We try to get the latest information on the internet about these dogs for you, but it can be difficult. That’s why we may provide some information that we have found and observed about these cute little animals. We are not liable for any misinformation or out of date info on this website. If you would like definitive information on Puggles we suggest going to your local information. It is difficult to accumulate information on this particular dog because the AKC does not recognize it as a breed, and therefore won’t register the dogs’s for sale by breeders. Please accept this information as good faith. This site may link off to third party sites. We are not responsible for actions that you or these third party person(‘s) may make including buying and selling Puggle Puppies, or kennels and care equipment necessary to raise them in good health.
About Puggle Puppies
Puggles are a mixed breed that have purebred Pug and Beagle parents, hence the name. Puggles may also have two Puggle Parents, but these usually sell for less because there is no great way to certify that both parents of the Puggle Puppy were bread from a Beagle and Pug.
Puggles typically grow to between 15 to 25 pounds a full grown adults, and can come in a large number of colors and patterns. They usually have a mixture of traits between the two parents including a wrinkled up brow, scrunched snout with black nose, and large floppy ears. Puggles are becoming very popular in the United States and Great Britain.
Buying Puggle Puppies from breeders
As with most mixed breeds, Puggles come with a variety of typical health ailments that need to be watched out for. When you buy your Puggle Puppy from a reputable breeder, you’ll want to find out a few specifics about the puppy and it’s parents before you lay down some cash.
You’ll want to have your vet and the breeder check the puppy for common ailments such as epilepsy, cherry eye, and reverse sneezing (your vet may call it “inspirational paroxysmal respiration”) that is often inherited from it’s Pug parent.
Raising a Healthy Puggle Puppy
BEFORE, you bring your cute little Puggle Puppy home from the breeder, you’ll want to schedule a veterinarian appointment and have a few amenities ready such as it’s dog crate (for sleeping at night), leash, water and food bowl, toys, clicker or other training implements.
It’s important to watch your puppy closely the first few days to a month while and after it eats for any type of adverse reaction to it’s food. Some Puggles have moderate to severe food allergies, so it’s good to keep a watchful eye on them after eating new foods.
Puggle Puppy Pictures Section
Are you totally excited about owning your new Puggle puppy? Don’t you just love their
cute little faces and funny mannerisms? If so, you might just want show em’ off here
on our site. We’re creating a whole new picture section featuring submitted pictures
of Puggle Puppies and adult Puggles (once we receive enough). If you’d like your
dog to be included for free, simply email us a short description of your dog and
attach a small (under 500 KB) picture. Once we get about 10-
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