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Chugs were developed by crossing a Pug with a Chihuahua and are not recognised as a breed by the Kennel Club and other international breed clubs (as of October 2017), but are classed as "designer or hybrid dogs". The result of crossing two pure breeds, Chugs have become an extremely popular small dog both here in the UK and elsewhere in the world - and for good reason. Not only do Chugs look adorable and have inherited many of the physical traits of their parent breeds, but they are also very friendly, affectionate and loyal.

Read our Chug Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

Chug dogs Beautiful chugs - Advert 1
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Beautiful chugs

Chug

12 weeksAge
12Sex
£700Price

2 beautiful girls and 1 very handsome boy. Girl with white markings on her face is currently wanted. Mum and dad are our pets. All born perfectly and have been continuously putting on weight. Non refu

Gloucester, Gloucestershire
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Chug male

Chug

1 yearAge
1Sex
£500Price

This is very hard to be writing but I’ve come to terms with the fact I have to find a new home for our boy we’ve had keg since he was 8 weeks old and are good friends with his original family who sadl

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Grantham, Lincolnshire
Chug dogs Chug male - Advert 3
6

Chug male

Chug

6 monthsAge
1Sex
£395Price

Small shy good with kids and dogs not sure on cats but very timid tame dog loves wet food and long walks ************

Wigan, Greater Manchester
Chug dogs LOVING FAMILY DOG - Advert 4
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LOVING FAMILY DOG

Chug

5 yearsAge
1Sex
£400Price

5 years old male neutered chug Good with kids cats and dogs Good too walk on and off the lead House trained Can be left alone no problem Very loving and loyal Suit older couple that wants a loving

Broadway, Worcestershire
Chug dogs PUPPIES FOR SALE - Advert 5
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PUPPIES FOR SALE

Chug

5 weeksAge
13Sex
£400Price

mum is chug x terrier dad is chug puppies for sale to a good home - 3 girls 1 boy £400 for girls, £350 for boy parents are nice natured, and friendly £40 deposit ONLY 1 GIRL LEFT.

Felixstowe, Suffolk

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