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Puggle

A shorter muzzle than a Beagle but a stronger nose than a Pug.

Illustration of a Puggle
Best size guide
Your pet's measurements
Typical lifespan
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Activity
Moderate
Coat care
Simple routine

Use your pet's own measurements and daily habits when making care choices.

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A curious nose on a compact dogCharacter, size, and what surprises new owners

The Puggle mixes a Beagle's scent-hound ancestry with a Pug's compact build. Muzzle length can vary; let the individual's breathing and nose-led curiosity shape walks and games.

Pug and Beagle can each leave a mark on this mix. The coat, size, and habits of the individual dog tell you more than the cross's name alone.

Parent breeds can pull size and coat in different directions. Measure your own Puggle, and ask your veterinarian what healthy growth and care look like for this dog.

A day with a PuggleExercise, play, and a practical daily rhythm

A Beagle–Pug cross might inherit a busy nose, a companion's fondness for company, or both. Give them sniffing opportunities, but be careful with heat and heavy exercise if the muzzle is short.

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What would your Puggle love?

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Learning together with a PuggleGood manners and individual personality

A Puggle may follow a scent like a Beagle or stay close like a Pug. Reward coming back to you and practice calm greetings, then adjust the pace to this dog's breathing and attention.

The Puggle coatGrooming and everyday care

The short coat is usually simple to brush. If the face has folds, ask your veterinarian how to keep them clean and dry, and check ears after outdoor adventures.

Bringing home a Puggle puppy?

Plan their first days with a little help from our puppy welcome kit.

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Good finds for your PuggleFood, play, care, and rest

Choose food for your Puggle's life stage and measured weight. The portion and fit should follow the individual, especially when there is no standard size range. Use this smaller dog's measurements for a harness, carrier, crate, or bed; a breed name is not a size chart.

Begin with a scent-game toy and comfortable walking gear. Check fit and usefulness against this individual dog rather than the cross's name.

Caring for a Puggle over timeQuestions to bring to your veterinarian

Keep a record of your Puggle's weight, appetite, and activity as they grow. Your veterinarian can shape a care plan around this pet's age, health, and everyday habits.

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