The Pug Planet

The Bull-Pug is a smaller version of the English Bulldog displaying a cute and adorable look because of the wrinkled appearance it inherits from both its parents. They are calm and gentle, making for a beautiful family dog. At times, their stubborn nature could mar their otherwise pleasing personality but for sure may be corrected with early training.

They are perfect couch potatoes who would love lazing at home rather than running around in the yard. So remember to push them to exercise regularly to keep them physically and mentally fit.

A cross of two cuddly and fluffy dogs would be no less appealing and enticing than their parents. As cute as a button, these curious and smart dogs have a humorous side to their character, raising them to the stature of perfect entertainers. With an Ori-Pei at home, you are for sure to have a blast always. Just don’t leave them alone for long as they could show their destructive side then.

Do not underestimate them because of their small size. These lap dogs would not fail to display their protective instincts when the need arises like their Shar-Pei parent.

The Pug’s wrinkled features and Pom’s fluffiness combined makes the Pom-A-Pug an immensely appealing companion. These smart dogs are easy-to-main and a delight to keep because of their pleasant demeanor. Socialization and obedience training if imparted since the times they are puppies would help correct the small dog syndrome inherent in them.

The Box-A-Pug is a fun-loving attention-seeking dog inheriting the Pug’s cheerfulness and Boxer’s playful, energetic disposition. These companion pets are strongly protective of their family. They may not be an aggressive barker but vocalizes upon sensing any threat towards themselves or their kith and kin. Leaving them alone for prolonged periods is not recommended since these dogs tend to suffer from separation anxiety.

An outcome of crossing two similar-looking dogs all because of their wrinkled facial features and squashed head, the Frenchie Pug appears as adorable as its parents. Owners would indeed have a whale of a time in cuddling and loving this bundle of cuteness.

On the flip side, training them could be a bit of a task needing patience and perseverance owing to their stubborn streaks. So, first-timers seeking an obedient little dog should perhaps change their mind about owning a Frug.

Though maintaining them is not too difficult a task, these dogs do not seem ideal for those with allergies since they are shed heavily. If they have taken to the Frenchie’s side, they may also be great droolers, unsuited for those who would find it a mammoth task cleaning their pets now and then.

Sweet and playful, the Pug Pit, a Pug and American Pitbull Terrier mix, is a small dog with a loveable personality. Besides their family members, they even form a desirable bond with strangers after developing trust in them. They are extremely sensitive about their household environment, so make sure that the ambiance is peaceful and less chaotic.

The Corgi Pug is a crossof the Pug and the Pembroke or Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Besides the Pug’s squashed face or black mask, the other physical or behavioral traits depend on whether it has the Pembroke or Cardigan Welsh’s blood running through its body. The Pembroke-like ones might have a small or no tail at all with high energy levels, while those on the Cardigan’s side appear larger and less on the activity meter.

On the whole, they are an excellent family companion with a curious demeanor. They might not go on barking and disturbing everyone around but would, for sure, be watchful of their surroundings.

The only flip side that you need to watch out for is its nipping tendency and bouts of stubbornness. Supervise its interaction with the little ones of your home and give it obedience training since it is a puppy.

The clownish and pleasant disposition of the Pug teamed with the high energy of the Rat Terrier makes the Puggat and incredibly fantastic breed. If you are looking for a clingy lap dog that would follow you where you go, then the Puggat would be ideal for you. 

They would intimate you with a bark upon sighting a stranger at the onset. Still, they would accept the latter upon getting your consent. With obedience training and tactful handling, the Rat Terrier – Pug mix would go on to become an ideal house pet.

A furry dog with an unkempt appearance and small head staring straight at you with its big eyes may be peculiar yet attractive. Yes! That is the Snug, Pug – Miniature Schnauzer cross for you. Bubbling with energy, they are loyal pets that love following their owners everywhere they go.

Train them since their puppy days with patience and perseverance, and they would follow your commands to the tee. However, keep them miles away from birds or other small pets at home as these feisty dogs would not spare any opportunity to get after them.

The Puginese spells elegance and grace since it is an outcome of two prominent Chinese breeds that gained immense popularity among the royals. These small and loyal dogs make for a perfect companion, mostly for kids and seniors.

Though loyal, these dogs seem opinionated and a little stubborn like their Pekingese parents.  They also tend to get nervous quickly and do not fit well into noisy homes. Obedience and socialization training is needed at the onset to help develop their personality in a better way.