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8 yearsAge
£250Price
Fawn Pug, Stud Service Only. KC Reg, Health Tested
Pug2 days
Pug8 years
£250
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Description
Rupert is a very handsome boy who has great bloodlines and is of type that reflects the breed standard.
He has a very outgoing; loving personality and is enthusiastic around the girls. He is very well proven.
Ru is health tested for the following:
BOAS - 0
PDE - N/N (Clear)
PK deficiency- N/N (Clear)
Patella Subluxation - 0% / 0%
Malignant Hyperthermia - N/N (Clear)
Primary Lens Luxation - N/N (Clear)
HV - Clear
Sperm count (excellent). See attached video of semen analysis.
Rupert’s inbreeding coefficient is 2.5%
2 matings are provided leaving 1 day in between.
A pregnancy scan is included in the price and will be done 4 weeks after the last mating. You will receive a video of the scan as well as electronic scan images. A foetal count will be carried out to let you know how many puppies to expect, and foetal measurements will be taken to give you your girl’s estimated due date.
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Litter details
LocationDoncaster, South Yorkshire
BreedPug
Age8 years, 7 months
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
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