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Description
Not for sale *
My home bred boy Reggie.
This handsome cheeky boy is the grandson of our once extremely popular Eastonite stud Frankly Frankie ( now retired). Reggie is a hybrid standard black pug so he will produce blacks and fawns in his litters.
He’s a very energetic and friendly pug with silent breathing ( BOAS tested ) coming from very healthy lines.
Grandparents i still have with me at 12 years old and his mum at 10 years old.
* please note that Reggie has recently had to have his tail amputated but this obviously has no effect on how gorgeous he is.
Health tested -
BOAS grade - 1 ( excellent breathing )
PDE - N/N
PLL - N/N
PKD - N/N
Ai breedings only as Reggie has never tried a natural.
First cytology test is Free !
£100 per breeding
* unfortunately we do not do mobile breedings or send semen in the post.
Half price scan from 4 weeks after the breeding and help and advice from the start of your girls season until your puppies leave you. £20 scan
Free return if I scan your girl not to be in pup.
No refunds.
I am also a trained and insured microchip implanter and can chip your litter for just £10 a puppy.
If you would like any more information about our lad Reggie please feel free to contact me.
* Our home is under 24hr cctv to protect
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Litter details
LocationStevenage, Hertfordshire
BreedPug
Age6 years, 11 months
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection dateHealth Checked by a vet
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Pros
Small and sturdy, highly adaptable, just as happy living in an apartment as they are in a house
Incredibly social and affectionate by nature, known for their loyalty and playful clownishness
Require relatively low daily exercise, suitable for less active owners
Easy maintenance grooming with short, smooth coat
Cons
Brachycephalic health problems require ongoing management and veterinary care
Prone to separation anxiety which can lead to destructive behaviours if left alone too long
Can be stubborn and slow to house train requiring patience and consistency
Heavy shedding especially in spring and autumn, requiring daily grooming