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Puggle~ Resurrected from 2005
questions & info wanted
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Posted: 11:34:14 PM 6/7/2005
My dog was expecting puggle puppies and I advertised and received an email from someone saying that they should not be bred because of health issues and that they are often rescued.
I think that any animal has lots of things going on that directly are related to their well-being, whether it be health, care, training or just the circumstances of their families lives. I didn't think there was any greater risk of these issues with puggles.
I realize that some are against any kind of pet breeding. I have noted some people who raise and show dogs feel those are the only dogs that are quality enough to breed. From my personal experience one dog I own who has many close up champions in her pedigree does not have the personality or the intelligence as the one who comes from more common breeding. (The fancier bred dog is my daughter's and they definitely have their own special relationship). I am interested in dog's that will make great pets.
I also received many emails from people who have puggles and say they've been a great dog for their family! I have not found that they have more difficulties than other purebred dogs.
And yes I have been able to provide references to buyers! I think it's neat to hear about happy puggle owners too!
Posted: 11:49:15 PM 6/9/2005
Has anyone here bred two puggles together? Any info would be appreciated.

Thank you!
Posted: 4:04:16 PM 6/12/2005
My wife and I have a one year old puggle or bug. He is a great dog, but loves to hunt rabbits in our back yard and dig tunnels under our shed to get to them. He loves to help my wife with her back yard plantings by digging holes all over the yard. I would recommend a bug to any one with a good fenced in yard, because if they get out they will sure to run. All in all Buddy the Bug is a great dog.
If you want to check his web page go to
***** site promotion

***Edited By: pyrmom on 7/26/2005 6:00:43 AM***
Reason: site promotion
Posted: 6:05:06 PM 6/13/2005
Can someone assist me in finding a puggle breeder
in the NYC area? I have made up my mind on the
type of dog and after searching the shelters and
rescue orgs. I am ready to speak to a breeder. Problem
is that after doing a good deal of research it seems as though many of the pet stores are cruel and overpriced.

Any assistance would be appreciated. I would just like
to know that I am purchasing from a dog lover - not a puppy mill.

Best Regards
Posted: 6:38:14 PM 6/13/2005
I do know of a very good puggle breeder if you would like to know who it is please e mail me
Posted: 2:36:24 PM 6/14/2005
How do I get your email address? I am
new to this. *not a good idea to publicly post your personal e-mail addey
I would appreciate any help finding a breeder.

***Edited By: pyrmom on 7/7/2005 6:55:26 AM***
Reason: *
Posted: 8:39:11 AM 6/15/2005
you can find puggle info at ***.org if any one is interested.

Sorry, no website promotion.

***Edited By: pyrmom on 8/8/2005 6:38:27 PM***
Reason: promotion
Posted: 10:12:02 PM 6/15/2005
Pugglefreind message #23

We are from St. Louis and are possibly looking to get a puggle. Looking for a breeder and some general information on the puggle dog.
Posted: 11:53:34 PM 6/18/2005
I have a gorgeous 8 week old female puggle that is up for adoption. I am in the New York City area and I am looking for a good home for this sweet cuddly little girl. Please email me for more information and pictures. ******@aol.com

***Edited By: pyrmom on 7/26/2005 6:02:36 AM***
Reason: removed personal e-mail addey
Posted: 11:15:45 AM 6/22/2005
in response to #2087 i have a puggle too and he is crazy. he bites everything including me and housetraining is a pain with him. this is the first small breed and puggle in our family and he is the hardest to trin of all the puppies we've had. he howls like a beagle and acts like he is wired all of the time
Posted: 4:18:21 PM 6/28/2005
I have a almost 10 month old puggle.
She is the greatest dog ever!
I believe any dog can be hyper or hard to train if you dont do it right.....am I wrong?

My pup is very smart she learns quickly all though she does like to listen to her nose :)
Posted: 6:09:48 PM 7/4/2005
With some serious dedication by my husband to training, and truley understanding HOW to train a dog, we now have a pup that has a wonderful temperment that doesn't even need a leash. Sam (our puggle) is just over a year now and we are seriously considering pursuing certifying him as a therapy dog.

A puggle most certainly can be trained, it's a matter of HOW you train them, as any other dog. We have had no health problems whatsoever with any beagle or pug issues.
Posted: 9:08:10 PM 7/4/2005
Yeowza! I hope all you are having fun! I guess I must be a SNOBBLE too! I can produce Snobbletts & Snobblers too for 50 mega zillion dollars! I know most get tossed to the pound but thats ok cause I'm ignorant to genetics. I was thinking about getting into Tazertrollies & Fluffernutters too! I heard they're real special as well!
Posted: 1:46:01 PM 7/5/2005
Bug or Buggle?
I was hoping someone could help me out with this... On this forum, people have talked about Buggles and Bugs, and someone stated that a Buggle was a Pug/Beagle mix, and then someone else stated that a Buggle was a Boston Terrier/Beagle mix.

Anyone know which it is?

My wife wants one, and I was also trying to find out if they have the intense and unbreakable focus, and need to dig that Beagles have?

We have a Beagle now that doesn't really dig, and would prefer it if she didn't learn how too from a new dog that might introduce her to the joys of the stink of freshly dug up soil.

Thanks a lot!

****@yahoo.com

***Edited By: pyrmom on 7/26/2005 6:04:15 AM***
Reason: removed personal e-mail addey
Posted: 5:35:22 PM 7/5/2005
We know our 1 year old Buddy as a Bug because that is was what the pet store had him listed as, but they are also known as a puggles. Sometimes we think Buddy is all beagle because he acts like one. We had to put a wood fence down the one side of our yard to block Buddy's view of the rabbits in the next yard. He would stand at the fence and bark. He tunneled under our shed to get to rabbits under it. I had to Buddy proof the bottom of the shed and fence. We have to keep him on a leash in the front yard becasue if he gets a scent he is gone. I can not tell you if all Bugs are like this.

Even with is Beagle traits Buddy is a fun and loving dog and we are getting him a sister in August.

Mike
*****@comcast.net


http://www.trentonroadtakeout.com/Buddy%20the%20Bug.htm

***Edited By: pyrmom on 7/26/2005 6:05:23 AM***
Reason: removed personal e-mail addey
Posted: 4:18:09 PM 7/12/2005
I have a female puggle that will be 3 years old in September. Kobi is a wonderful puggle! She too tries to eat everything in sight. I thought it was just her, but I guess it might be a puggle thing.

Kobi seems so much smaller than the pics of other puggles. She's about 17 pounds, but she's small and stout. She's only about 10 inches tall. I am trying to find someone who breeds black puggles. I really want to buy a small black male after christmas. If anyone knows of anyone who breeds them, please let me know.

Thanks! ****@hotmail.com

***Edited By: pyrmom on 7/26/2005 6:06:16 AM***
Reason: removed personal -email addey
Posted: 12:43:18 PM 7/17/2005
I have a puggle, she is very stubborn. But, she is very cute! She is doing pretty well in potty training.
Posted: 1:19:21 PM 7/20/2005
My boyfriend and I have a puggle. His name is Dre (yes like Dr. Dre the rapper his cousin is Snoop Dogg he's a German Shepard). I LOVE DRE. I think getting a Puggle was the best thing. He's sweet, friendly, doesn't bark for no reason and protective when he hears something. He's excellent with all the kids in our family as well as in the neighborhood. Getting a Puggle is not a bad idea at all. All dogs no matter the breed can either be well behaved and cause you no headaches or be the complete opposite.
YES Dre loves to DIG. Most of the time I'd say he's all Beagle.

***Edited By: italyngigi on 7/20/2005 1:25:17 PM***
Reason: forgot something
Posted: 9:39:52 PM 7/25/2005
Our puggle is 1 yr 3 mo and about 30 pounds. Still looks and plays much like a puppy. Got him at 10 months and only recently have seen the beagle in him....didn't think he dug much except when at the beach on the sand and thought it was because he was hot...since we live in a condo and don't have a yard (hence what you end up with in S Cal) we only recently found he loves to dig when we've taken him to friends and let him loose in the back yard. He also, on occassion seems to get that pug breathing, but only after he sneezes or has been playing with a toy with stuffing..has anyone else noticed that? The only other thing is a constant nose to the ground when we let him go do his own thing. Other than that he is the best dog I've owned.
Posted: 1:30:08 AM 7/26/2005
I'm intrested in getting a puggle, but my parents don't really want one. I know i can take care of him or her, because i have baby-sitted a baby Boston Terrier, and i took very good care of him.Also i play with my best friends' dog every time i go to her house, and he responds to me more than her.


Our yard is very big, and we have a big house too, so he or she will have plenty of room to run around.I have looked up information about the puggle, and it seems like a perfect dog for me.


How do i convince them to let me get a puggle puppy?
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