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Breed Overview

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Quick facts

A cross between a Pug and a Beagle, the Puggle is loving and energetic.

SizeSmall
Lifespan10-15 Years
TemperamentActive, Smart, Affectionate
EnergyModerate
Shedding AmountModerate
Breed GroupN/A

Available puggle Puppies

Personality & Training

Tendency to Bark

High

Trainability

High

Good For:
  • Kids
  • Cats
  • Other Dogs
  • Apartments
  • Large Living Spaces
  • Seniors
  • First Time Pet Owners

Physical Characteristics

Height

Females: 10 - 15 in
Males: 10 - 15 in

Weight

Females: 14 - 30 lbs
Males: 14 - 30 lbs

Grooming Requirements

Bathe as Needed, Wrinkle Care

Drool Amount

Low

Colors
BlackBlack & TanBlack & WhiteBlack, Tan & BluetickBlack, Tan & RedtickBlack, Tan & WhiteBlueBlue & TanBlue & WhiteBlue MerleBlue Merle & TanBlue Merle & WhiteBlue Merle, White & TanBlue, Tan & WhiteChocolateChocolate & TanChocolate & WhiteChocolate, Tan & WhiteFawnFawn & WhiteLemonLemon & WhiteLilacLilac & TanLilac & WhiteLilac, White & TanRedRed & WhiteSilver Fawn
Markings
Brindle MarkingsMerle MarkingsNo MarkingsWhite Markings

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About puggles

The Puggle is a cross between a Beagle and a Pug that combines the Beagle’s boundless energy and the Pug’s warm, loving personality. Puggles also have the Beagle’s incredible sense of smell and desire to track, and the Pug’s slightly pushed-in face. They vary in color and size but are consistently popular family dogs and easy to take care of and train.

puggle Health

This small cross between a Pug and a Beagle weighs 14 – 30 pounds and has a life expectancy of 10 – 15 years.  Puggles also have the Beagle’s incredible sense of smell and desire to track, and the Pug’s slightly pushed-in face.  Puggles are a generally healthy breed but can be susceptible to conditions common to their parent breeds.  With proper care and yearly vet exams, the majority of Puggles will live long and healthy lives. Monitor your dog for any physical or behavioral changes, and contact your veterinarian with any concerns. 

 

Potential Health Conditions:

• Canine Hip Dysplasia (CHD)

• Pug Dog Encephalitis, Necrotizing Meningoencephalitis (NME)

• Musladin-Lueke Syndrome (MLS)

• Dislocated Kneecap, Patellar Luxation

• Autoimmune Thyroiditis (AIT)

• Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome (BAS)

• Proptosis

• Tracheal collapse

• Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)

• Avascular Necrosis of the Femoral Head, Legg-Calve Perthes Disease (LCP)

• Cherry Eye, Prolapsed Nictitating Membrane Gland (PNMG)

• Skin infections

• Overweight, Obesity

 

Suggested screenings:

• Hip evaluation

• Patella evaluation

• Eye examination

Routine care:

• Spay or neuter

• Weight management

• Routine dental care

• Controlled exercise

 

puggle Care

While the Puggle doesn't necessarily require professional grooming it is important to have a care routine in place. Both the Beagle and Pug shed heavily so brushing their coat about twice a week will reduce how much fur you will see around the house. It's also important to bathe them no more than once a month unless dirty. To prevent irritated skin make sure to completely dry your Puggle after a bath and always pay close attention to keeping any face wrinkles clean and dry.

puggles FAQ

Puggles are wonderful pets and family companions. Known for being playful and affectionate, they enjoy spending time with their people and other pets. The Puggle's charming personality make them a star in any social setting. They are however known for being intelligent but stubborn so patience is key when training.