Sentences with phrase «of puggles»

He also enjoys taking care of his puggles, Ginger and Gill.

The coat of the Puggle is usually fawn or brown in color.

Once you commit to becoming the owner of a Puggle, you will want to begin puppy training as soon as you bring your pet home.

If you have ever heard of puggle, this is an example of such a designer breed.

The story described Havens as both the «inventor» of the puggle and «a strange kind of Noah» with a boatful of pups in rural Wisconsin.

Not exact matches

P.S. I haven't had the joy of birthing my own child yet, but I am the mother of a 23 lbs curly - tailed puggle who really enjoyed this sequence as well!

While all my dogs love to eat (or nibble) a bit of grass, my Puggle also has an absolute passion for mustard plant roots.

Description: Puggle is a hybrid that is a cross-breed of a Pug and a Beagle and may demonstrate any combination of traits from those two breeds.

For example, the Puggle, the offspring of a Pug / Beagle breeding will be 50 percent Pug and 50 percent Beagle, but any characteristic may resemble one parent dog more than the other.

He will dig up the ones he can get too, then look at me with those buggy Puggle eyes to beg me to go dig up the mustard plants in the rest of the yard!!

Like many breeds pushing popularity the Pug has an issue also, not with so much purebred Pugs but those purebreds being used to create «Puggles», an essentially crossbred dog some produce to sell for large amounts of money as a designer dog.

To give it the best possible chance at a healthy, happy, functional life, it's recommended that you make sure to adequately socialize your Puggle — especially during the first 8 to 9 weeks of life.

For coat and joint health, Puggles need healthy amounts of Omega fatty acids.

A less - active Puggle will require about 540 calories on a daily basis to stay energized and healthy, while a moderately - active dog of this breed will require a bit more — somewhere around 660 calories.

The Puggle can be an independent little dog while the poodle is a bit of a «fraidy cat».

Most of those dogs are bred simply because the combination of the two parent breeds names makes a cute new name such a Puggle or Cockapoo (or worse yet, Taco - wiener) to suck in potential buyers who are looking for «cuteness», I am just crossbreeding two distinctly different breeds of dog in the hope that the genetic diversity will make a healthier and sounder dog, and the phenotypes of the two will blend as planned and produce a dog along the lines I am looking for.

Now, all different kinds of breeds are used, like Beagles and Pugs that make a «Puggle,» or Cavaliers and Bichons that make «Cavachons.»

At the time I wrote this article, I had trained or was currently training dogs such as a Bichon, Great Dane, German Shepherd Dog, Catahoula Leopard Dog, Basset Hound, Puggle, Maltese, Miniature Schnauzer, Rottweiler, Labrador Retriever, and a Border Collie mix... and others that I don't now even remember... I see and work with a lot of dogs every year!

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Some Puggles, of course, will have thick and short bodies like Pugs».

A Puggle's coat may have the colours of those of either the Pug or Beagle.

Note that the Puggle has a mind of its own, as highly intelligent animals often do.

An American breeder named Wallace Havens was the first to breed Puggles in the early 1980s but, since then an increased popularity means the breed has reached the status of common domestic dog.

This affectionate nickname has been derived from the fact the Puggle has longer legs than a Pug, the wrinkles around the face of a Pug, and the usual color combinations of a Beagle.

Make sure that the dam and stud Puggles you choose are of good quality.

The puggle, having a hound as one of its parents, has keen senses.

Weighing in at twelve to fifteen pounds and growing to a height of about fifteen inches, the Puggle makes a great smaller dog.

Now that we have an answer to the question of what a Puggle is, I hope your interest has been piqued about this designer dog.

He is the proud owner of 2 dogs, a Puggle named Dexter, and a French bulldog named Super Mutant Alien Baby.

We're glad you and your Puggle are still part of the Healthy Paws family and that we were able to cover your most recent claim.

The hot fashion news in the dog world this year is designer genes: So - called «designer dogs» are mixes of purebred parents with cutesy names: labradoodles (Labrador retriever - poodle mix), puggles (pug - beagle), schnoodles (schnauzer - poodle).

Puggles, the result of crossing Pug dogs with Beagles, are a popular combination.

As the name suggests, the Puggle is a beagle - pug cross and is being hailed as one of the best family pets, especially among the elite of New York.

Puggle puppies are the offspring of two purebred dogs but are not purebred themselves.

To understand the puggle puppy, you should read and know what each of those breeds brings to the mix.

Not recognized by the American Kennel Club as a breed, puggles are a «designer breed,» mixed - breed dogs with cute names and the characteristics of two purebreds bred to be sold at a high profit.

Puggles, golden - doodles, schnoodles, shih - poos and labradoodles are just some of the non-breed breeds that hit the scene during the 80s, 90s and early 2000s.

Brianna has a few pets of her own, including a 4 - year - old hound mix named Andy, a 3 - year - old puggle named Toby, a bearded dragon, 2 chested geckos, and 2 bunnies.

If you like a little more spark in your Pug, the Puggle (Beagle − Pug cross) is a mix of cuteness, spunk, and solid good nature.

Attendees at the exclusive event included pet owners and dogs of all different breeds, including puggles, golden retrievers and more.

Why, a Puggle of course!

The Truth About Crossbred Dogs Goldendoodles, labradoodles, cockapoos, schnoodles, puggles... a crossbred dog has a parent of one breed, and the other parent of a different breed.

I mean, I love using chunks of the lamb's lung puffs to reward Koly with, but I don't particularly enjoy my uber - food motivated puggle crying in front of the treat cupboard at all hours of the day and night, doing tricks in hopes that I will see what a «Good Boy» he is.

The furry portion of their family includes a Boxer, a Puggle, a Boston Terrier, and two Domestic Shorthair cats.

By this time the puppy has eaten 5 dog beds (3 of which were Puggles) and was spayed.

You may have heard of a maltipoo, puggle or labradoodle — all examples of cross breeding to «design» a certain type of look.

Since both the Beagle and the Pug have an average lifespan of 12 to 14 years, you can expect your Puggle dog to live to be between 12 and 14 years as well.

This is a fairly new hybrid mix that hasn't seen the popularity of other hybrid breeds like the Labradoodle (Labrador / Poodle cross) or the Puggle (Pug / Beagle cross).

Flaxseed is natural source of Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids and this is vital to your Puggle's health concerns regarding Hip Dysplasia and Hypothyroidism which it will help prevent.

While all three dog food brands are perfectly great solutions for your Puggle's nutrition, the overall higher quality of its product makes Merrick the clear winner in this particular match - up.