Puggle Dogs in North Northamptonshire

2 Puggle Dogs in North Northamptonshire

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Bear for rehome

Frug & Puggle Hybrid

9 monthsAge

1Sex

£150Price

I am completely distraught at having to rehome this beautiful boy. He is the sweetest boy. But he needs to be an only animal household. I bred mum and dad and sold bear to a family who gave him back a

Norwich, Norfolk

5.00

Bertie - kings Lynn Norfolk

Puggle

10 yearsAge

£400Price

Bertie fostered King’s Lynn, Norfolk. Bertie is a Pug cross Beagle aged 10 years old. Bertie was recently surrendered to the rescue by his owner due to a change of circumstances and not through a

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King's Lynn, Norfolk

FAQs

What is a puggle?

A puggle is a hybrid dog breed resulting from crossing a Pug and a Beagle, known for their friendly, affectionate, and lively nature. They combine traits from both breeds, resulting in an energetic and playful companion.

What are the cons of puggles?

Puggles have several drawbacks including health issues such as breathing difficulties, heat sensitivity, eye problems, joint conditions like hip dysplasia, skin and ear infections, and reverse sneezing due to their Pug heritage. They are energetic and sometimes stubborn, requiring consistent training and ample exercise. Puggles can also be prone to obesity and tend to howl, especially when left alone, which may lead to separation anxiety and nuisance barking.

What is a puggle in Australia?

In Australia, a puggle refers to the same hybrid dog breed that is a cross between a Pug and a Beagle. This term is used consistently to describe this designer dog breed known for its playful and companionable nature, with no different meaning specific to Australia.

Do puggle dogs bark a lot?

Puggles are not known for excessive barking compared to some breeds, but they do tend to howl frequently due to their Beagle ancestry, particularly when left alone for long periods. Proper training and mental stimulation can help reduce unwanted barking and howling.