My puppy...

aquanutz

aquanutz

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keeps ripping arse while he's sleeping in my lap. It is the worst smell to have ever passed through my nostrils.
:donut:
 
They make puppy probiotics and digestive enzymes.
 
ohh, I was expecting to see some adorable pictures! :p Should know better considering this is a body building forum made up of primarily guys. :)

Yeah, dogs blow out the worst. My family owns an English Bulldog. He's smells Horrible!
 
babywifey said:
ohh, I was expecting to see some adorable pictures! :p Should know better considering this is a body building forum made up of primarily guys. :)

Yeah, dogs blow out the worst. My family owns an English Bulldog. He's smells Horrible!
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Is that a Puggle?
My aunt has one and it has a sic golden/brown/khaki color to it. with black on its face like that.
Dog is INSANE! he never stops playing. i am stealing him from her soon....she knows.
 
Yeah, he is a Puggle and his name is Cooper. Just got him a few weeks ago. He is out of control. Awesome dog though.
 
heh, nice puppy.

Are puggles mild-mannered? Protective? Loud? ???? What's the deal with the cross-breed...what is trying to be achieved? (or just aesthetics?) Thanks!
 
papapumpsd said:
heh, nice puppy.

Are puggles mild-mannered? Protective? Loud? ???? What's the deal with the cross-breed...what is trying to be achieved? (or just aesthetics?) Thanks!
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He is mild-mannered about 50% of the time. The other 50% he is bouncing off the walls, especially around 11pm.

He isn't loud at all compared to other dogs I've had that bark non-stop. He does bark when he wants to be put on the couch if I am ignoring him.. and sometimes he howls when he plays but it is probably the funniest I've ever heard.

As for the cross-breeding, I think it's just for aesthetics. There is no real purpose from what I gather. There can be problems with them though. The biggest probably being the respiratory problems inherent to pugs and the high play-drive of a beagle can cause them to sometimes have difficulty breathing and even drop dead in extreme circumstances.
 
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