A puggle dog is a type of popular designer breed of dogs. Like with any puppy you might be thinking of adopting from a shelter or a rescue, you will want to learn as much as you can beforehand. Nothing is worse than having to get rid of a beloved dog that is just not a match for your family. Doing a little research on dogs, most specifically puggles if that is what you are interested in is wise.
There are several ways you could potentially adopt a puggle puppy. You could seek out a reputable breeder. Use a shelter or a rescue agency. It is best to go by word of mouth recommendations in cases like this. You could definitely use the internet to your advantage in such a scenario to seek out those most knowledgeable about puggle dogs and puppies in your area. Your veterinarian might also be able to help aid you in your search for a puggle puppy.
Regardless of where you adopt from there are a few important things to consider, such as the time and maintenance your puggle puppy will need. Puggles do not do well when left alone for large amounts of time and can become destructive if they don’t get enough exercise. These needs should be able to be met easily on a daily basis for your family before you adopt.
There are also health issues that puggles are prone to, such as respiratory ailments, eye and skin infections. Puggle puppies need daily brushing and skin care to be happy and healthy, as well as regular vet visits to stay on top of their health. Be sure before purchasing or adopting that you can make this commitment.
The most important thing when adopting a puggle puppy is to consider it’s history. If the breeder or rescue can’t tell you anything about the dog it is wise to keep looking. The history of your puggle is extremely important so you can know how their health is.It pays to do your research ahead of time when considering to adopt a puggle puppy as they are more high needs than your ordinary everyday dog.
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