PALMER PUG-A-POO

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MOM CLOVER Mini Poodle DAD MR MAGOO Pug Puga Poos are loyal and adore their favorite humans. They are likely to suffer from separation anxiety if left alone for too long and need a family that can spend a lot of time with them. Puga Poos are small doggies, and they expect their owners to allow them onto their sofas, laps, beds, and anywhere you go. This affectionate lapdog loves a cuddle, and they expect plenty of them throughout the day. The Puga Poo is a healthy mix breed. The Poodle influence usually makes them healthier than purebred Pugs, who are predisposed to various health issues. Puga Poos have an average lifespan of 13 to 15 years. Feeding them high-quality protein, keeping them active, and visiting the vet for regular health checks and vaccinations are simple ways to keep them healthy. Puga Poos love to be involved with everything their family does, and they don’t like to be left alone for too long. Although they can be a pretty needy breed, they’re incredibly entertaining with infectious happiness. The Poodle influence makes them easier to train than Pugs, so training a Puga Poo makes them easier for first-time dog owners. Proper training and early socialization make them ideal pets for families with kiddos. The Puga Poo usually inherits the best of both parent’s personalities. Many Puga Poos are happy and cheerful canines that love to be involved with everything. They like to be the center of attention and are happy to muck in with jobs that need doing or playing all the games you can think of. This could be a great match if you’re after a small, happy-go-lucky, and active hybrid. Investing in dog toys to stimulate their minds throughout the day is wise. Otherwise, they are likely to destroy things.