If you’re considering buying a Puggle, you’re no doubt researching this hybrid breed and learning all you can about this type of dog and what kinds of pets they make.
In the end, you’ll have to make your decision not based on the cuteness of Puggles, although they are terribly cute, or on their fashionable status, although they are popular hybrids. In the end, his decision will center on whether this dog would be a good fit for his family. To make that decision, you’ll need to ask yourself four important questions and assess the suitability of this breed based on your answers to those questions.
First, you have to ask yourself if you want a purebred dog. If papers are important to you and you want a dog with an AKC pedigree, then a Puggle may not be the best choice, because these dogs are a hybrid, rather than an AKC-recognized breed. Many people love hybrid dogs. This is an area where your personal preference will make a big difference.
Second, you’ll want to think about your lifestyle. Do you have the energy for an energetic dog that will have a bright, vibrant personality and live life large? If you’re expecting a calm, calm, and even-tempered dog with a passion for dozing on the couch while you read a book, then a pug, the parent of Puggle, might be a better choice. But if you want a fun-loving dog that will become an exciting and excitable part of your life, the Puggle could be a great choice.
Third, you will have to ask yourself what type of dog you want, in terms of personality. Some dogs are laid back and calm, and some are not. Pugs, for example, are known as calm companion dogs. Beagles have more energy. When you adopt a Puggle, you are adopting a ball of energy that can tend to be stubborn at times, needs a lot of attention and discipline in training, and will definitely have a “personality”, for better and worse.
Fourth, think about why you want a dog. If you expect a beagle mix to go hunting and walking with you, you’ll likely find that the Puggle isn’t cut out to be a hunting or outdoor dog. They have very short legs, and although they have longer noses than Pugs, they just don’t breathe as much as they could. On the other hand, if you want a dog to play with, cuddle in small doses, and have as an active, important, and fun-loving part of your family, a Puggle could be a great choice.
Finally, you have to ask yourself why you want a designer dog and why you want a Puggle. If your main reason for wanting this type of dog is that they’re “so cute,” you’d be wise to think about whether a Puggle is the right choice. If, on the other hand, you’ve done your research and know a lot about them, understand their personalities and exactly what you’re getting, and want one, you should definitely consider a Puggle.
Puggles are great dogs. They are not for everyone, but if you have made your decision based on good research on this type of dog, you will be very happy with your new pet.
