Puggles

Puggles are perfect dogs for people who have allergies. If you treat them right, they will be sweet, loyal dogs in return to your kindess. If you are not kind to your dog they will be mean, snarly, unloyal dogs just as anyother dog would if not treated correctly.

Well a puggle is bigger then a pocket puggle.So the difference is that the

drooling and excessive licking could indicate a need to vomit. You need to get your pug to the VET ASAP.

GOSH NO. Puggles are sweet-tempered, playful, very intelligent, social, and affectionate.

I sure think so, I have a rare asthma condition were I'm allergic to 75% of everything. I have a pug right now and have never had any problems with it. So yes I think if you have allergies you don't have anything to worry about if you get a pug the only thing I'd worry about is the loose hair, but lint rollers easily pick up short pug fur.

Usually there is a puggle at your local shelter. Or you can shop for a dog at Dog Channel . com

Yes a puppy can be kept in the garage but you may want to see how cold and how hot it is because it will get cold at night most likely and in the winter so a good time to put your dog in the garage is in the afternoon.

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Yes, you can. Puggles are very easy to get along with. However, if you happen to have smaller animals, such as rodents, I would try not to let the puggle play with them roughly. It may harm the smaller animal. But if you have other dogs or cats a puggle is fine to get.

well, puggle rhymes with juggle, and if you watch harry potter, there's muggle. and theres also smuggle.

They need 2 x 20 min walks plus some metal challanges during the day

An adult Puggle looks a lot like a Beagle only with usually a (dark) tan body and black muzzle. They also tend to have a black snout, like that of the pug, and facial wrinkles most prominent around the nose and eyes. See related links to view pictures.

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Yes unless you brush them once a week.

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You should make an appointment with your veterinarian, maybe it's having seizure's, or just nervous.

The answer is maybe. If it has a long snout and can run fast I'd say yes, since it has the sense of smell and prey drive of the beagle.

A mixture of a pug and a beagle they become very well behaved because of their personalities.

Yes, a female puggle can mate with a medium Shepherd, as both are domestic dog breeds and can interbreed. However, it's important to consider the size difference, as the Shepherd is generally larger, which could pose risks during mating and pregnancy. Responsible breeding practices should be followed to ensure the health and safety of both the mother and the puppies. Always consult with a veterinarian before breeding dogs.

My pug goes outside without clothes because she hates them and is just fine granted in the winter she isnt outside very long. If your puggle isnt going to be out any longer than to do their business then it really doesnt need it but if it will be outside and it is below 35 degrees F, for more than an hour I would give it something to warm up with. Mine has a heated dog house it can go in also my GSD shares the dog house with my pug if she is outside a lot. (the barn cats like the heated dog house too and they all cuddle together when its cold out)

hello dachshunds Chihuahuas and puggles are my fav dogs

A Puggle is a cross between a Pug and a Beagle, usually the father is Pug and mother Beagle. Puggle is usually fawn colour with dark muzzle larger than a Pug with more nose and longer legs.

Puggles generally grow to be 15-25 lbs. and approximately 13-15 inches at the shoulder. Puggles can, of course be upward of 30 lbs, or as small as 12 lbs. This depends on many factors such as the size of the parents, as well as the size of the litter.