Puggles Trivia Quiz

Answer: False

Puggles are part pug and part beagle. A purebred puggle is exactly half and half.

Answer: friendly

Puggles are usually very friendly. They get along well with both children and other dogs. This makes them a good choice for a family pet.

Answer: mastiff

Adult puggles tend to look the size and shape of a beagle with floppy ears. They have wrinkled faces like pugs and flatter but not totally flat noses. As a result, they look a bit like a smaller version of a mastiff.

Answer: blue

A puggle can be any of the colors that can be found on a pug or a beagle. This includes red, black, tan, and white. They can be all one color or mixed.

Answer: Every puggle is different

Puggles can be more like pugs, content to lay around at home, or like a beagle wanting to explore everything. It is hard to determine what each puggle will be like as they can fall anywhere on the spectrum.

For example, my puggle is more pug when he's inside; as soon as we go outside, the beagle half takes over.

Answer: Yes

Puggles tend to be very intelligent, but they can also be very stubborn - a trait in both pugs and beagles. This can make training difficult, and it's essential to be persistent and diligent in training a puggle.

Answer: 30 minutes

Puggles tend to have a lot of energy, especially as puppies. They can get bored quickly, and if they do not exercise, they may misbehave by digging, chewing, or barking excessively.

Answer: 1980s

According to PetGuide, the first puggle breeder was Wallace Havens of Wisconsin. In 2005, they set a record for the most popular "designer breed." In 2022 The American Kennel Club did not recognize the puggle as an official breed. They are recognized by the American Canine Hybrid Club and the International Designer Canine Registry.

Answer: False

Puggles often bark when someone comes to the door; however, they are extremely friendly and will stop barking if the person pays attention to them. Some puggles also will howl, which is a characteristic of a beagle.

Answer: hip dysplasia

Hip dysplasia occurs when the hip joint and thigh bone do not fit together as they should. It can occur on one or both sides, and often the dog doesn't show any signs of discomfort. It is a heredity condition, but environmental factors can make it worse.