Puggles

 

They are a cross-breed between a pug and a beagle.  At maturity they can weigh about 20-25 lbs. and stand 13-15" at the shoulders. There colors can range from completely black, to multicolored and fawn colored with a black mask on the face.  They have longer noses and floppy ears due to inheriting from the beagle.

History of the Puggle

 

Puggles are not yet recognized by any major kennel club, such as AKC or ACA.  The puggle became a love of people everywhere in the year 2005.  And quickly became what is called a "designer dog".  The puggle is widely loved because of their cuteness, personality, and their smaller size.

Temperament of the Puggle

 

Puggles are good dogs for apartment living but they still need plenty of exercise.  They are full of life and love to play, which sometimes can make it complicated for training purposes, but on the same token, they will curl up in your lap and take a nap.  They have hunting abilities due to having the beagle mix.  The Puggles tend not to be barkers but ever dog is different as we all know.  They are great with children and other animals

Health of the Puggle

 

With the pug being crossed with the beagle their skulls are larger making more room for the eyes.  They have longer legs, and not as many wrinkles.  Wrinkles can be hazardous due to the fact that an infection can form in between the wrinkles.  Pugs can have difficulty with having hear strokes being their nasal cavity is shorter, so by them inheriting the beagle nose helps with keeping them cooler in the hot summer days.

Shedding

 

Puggles are not hypo allergenic dogs.

 

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