10 Adorable Hybrid Pug Breeds You Never Knew Existed

by sierrag on in Heartwarming 202
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Being a Pug parent is a lot of fun. Even if you don't have a Pug as a furry family member, you're probably close to getting one or are at least around this breed a lot. Their infectious and playful personalities are just too much fun not to be around! Plus, who doesn't love those adorable curly tails and flat, cute faces?!

There's no doubt about it. Pugs are the perfect breed to have as a fur child and also do really well around human children. If you're thinking about switching it up and getting another dog *gasp* then why not get another Pug, but this time a hybrid Pug breed?

You might be wondering what a hybrid Pug breed is. Well, as we know doggies come in all shapes and sizes. If you breed a Pug with a King Charles Cavalier, for example, you get a Pugalier! This mixed breed, as well as many other mixed breeds, are really too cute for words. Plus, you still get to enjoy a Pug's traits with an extra doggy breed added to the mix!

Trust me when I say you never knew the Pug mixes you're about to learn about even existed, but soon you won't be able to stop thinking about them.

If you don't believe me, I encourage you to head to the next page. There you'll begin to “meet” some furry hybrid Pug breeds that will steal your heart! They are indeed real, and they are very, very precious. Enjoy! 

Featured Image via Talk Photography

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202 thoughts on “10 Adorable Hybrid Pug Breeds You Never Knew Existed”

  1. Amber Daniels

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    Pamela Speake Smith why are you so proud to have paid hundreds of dollars for a dog? Paying anything more than an adoption fee for an animal is ludicrous when so many at the shelters need good homes. I get that you’re proud of your pristine purebred dog, you’ve made that very clear, but you sound so personally offended that other people get money for breeding “mutts” and you come off as very indignant and overly self-satisfied at the money you spent to buy your dog. It’s weird.

  11. Morgan Ashley

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    Chugs and puggles are my favorite. I had a oripei for 5 years until me and my ex husband split, I miss my biggie smalls but I have an amazing dog who is a jack Russell, and he’s my world.

  13. Larry Stauty

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    I never claimed my dog was “pure breed” also he isn’t only a dog he is a member of the family. Actually my favorite child or so my kids say. And to Pam what is your deal? I don’t consider my dog a “mutt” I consider him a family What’s with making this personal and attacking people. You don’t know any of us and seem to

  33. Allison Diegel

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    Right in front is our pug/who knows what mix – he was abandoned on my doorstep two years ago and his name is Noodle. He’sa good boy and I am happy he came into our pack, even if it was a totally Tamsin thing. He had such a big living personality. Behind him are his “sisters” – Tilly, who is 100% papered puggy and Cammie the lab. ❤

  38. Susan Osborne

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    These r my “hybrid” pugs. 1 not pictures is a chi/pug and we have a bt/pug n this pic as well as the other 3 pugs. Yes I paid for all of them FROM A SHELTER where they were dumped like trash!!!! We love all 5 more than anything and wouldn’t give them away or sell them for any amount. This “hybrid” breeding is nothing more than irresponsible breeding. This my opinion only. Open ur eyes and look at all the pure pugs n rescue and n shelters and u think breeding more mutts is a good idea??? Never shop always adopt. For every hybrid ur selling/buying is a missed opportunity for a homeless pug or pug mix to have a forever home. Ugh this kinda stuff makes mad.

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