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”

  2. Susan Osborne

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    Amen and irresponsible breeding leads to more and more health issues. We have had to spend 1000’s on these guys to get them healthy so they can have a happy heathy and hopefully long life. I wish ppl wld stop adding me to pug groups who condone and promote such bullshit!

  15. Linda Andrews

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    The dog pictured above is called a “puggle,” a hybrid of a Beagle and a Pug. They’re mixed breeds, but they’re euphemistically referred to as a “designer” breed. “Designer” breeds are the way unscrupulous breeders charge purebred prices for what are essentially mutts.

  41. Samantha Ann Martin

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    Yes. Lets breed a hunting breed with a brachycephalic breed. Cause you know…That makes sense. How about we stop pushing this “hybrid” agenda on people not informed on the matter. At the end of the day they are mutts. We are ruining the genetic structure of dogs in modern day with this crap. Stop breeding mutts and neuter your$#%&!@*dogs.

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