Meet the Puggle.......
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JabbaJawz
Be about it
AAwwwwwwww, what a sugarhoneybabybear!!! Both my male beagle and female pug are fixed, but if they weren't, they'd make some sweet little poochies.
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thakidistight
Wanker
They are pretty cute as puppies, but when they grow up, they are pretty ooogly!
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rack'm
Jaded
kwillia said:I feel that since most purebred breeds carry such high risks for hereditary health issues, purebreds aren't all that.
Yes and no.....my Sheppard is supposed to be highly resistant to hip displacia (crossing fingers)
We used to breed Bichon's, they were purebred and all that good stuff.
kwillia said:I feel that since most purebred breeds carry such high risks for hereditary health issues, purebreds aren't all that.
Some of the purebreds are so inbred, that particular family line has a mound of health issues.
And with pugs, they are prone to having breathing issues as one of the main problems due to them having a smushed nose. By breeding a pug with a beagle (puggle) this helps to lower the breathing issue.
kwillia
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Honestly folks... how the heck do you think they came up with most of the "registered" breeds out there.jwwb2000 said:
Some of the purebreds are so inbred, that particular family line has a mound of health issues.
And with pugs, they are prone to having breathing issues as one of the main problems due to them having a smushed nose. By breeding a pug with a beagle (puggle) this helps to lower the breathing issue.
