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Pug Pit

Sweet and playful, the Pug Pit, a Pug and American Pitbull Terrier mix, is a small dog with a loveable personality. Besides their family members, they even form a desirable bond with strangers after developing trust in them. They are extremely sensitive about their household environment, so make sure that the ambiance is peaceful and less chaotic.

Dog Profile

Other Names:Pit Pug, Pit-a-Pug, Pug-A-Bull, Pug-Bull, Pugbull Terrier
Breed Registry Details:DRA
Common Physical Features:Pug-like flat, short-muzzled face; well-built Pitbull Terrier-like body; brown, almond-shaped eyes; prominent snout; button ears; short, muscular legs; curled tail
History:N/A
Coat Type:Short and smooth
Colors:Red, blue, black, fawn, brindle, cream, black and white, gray, brown
Lifespan:10 – 13 years
Size:Medium
Height:12 – 13 inches
Weight:25 – 30 pounds
Litter Size:3 – 4 puppies
Temperament:Curious, affectionate, gentle, intelligent
Kids-Friendly:Yes
Stranger-friendly:Somewhat; they would growl and bark initially at the sight of the stranger but would mellow down on sensing that they are not a threat to their family
Animal-Friendly:Somewhat; they could display aggression towards large dogs and try chasing smaller pets like rabbits, squirrels and birds just as their Pit Bull Terrier parent
Climate Compatibility:Moderate; cannot tolerate extremes of temperature or even the cold climate

Apartment-friendly:Somewhat; as like the Pit Bull Terrier, these dogs too would do well when the apartment is spacious and if their exercise need is met well
Care Level:Moderate
Exercise Requirements:Moderate; Walking: 30 – 45 minutes; Jogging and Playing: 20 minutes
Grooming Needs:Low
Coat Brushing:Regular; once a week
Bathing:Occasional; once a month
Eyes and Ears Cleaning:Regular; once a week
Brushing of Teeth:Regular; twice or thrice a week
Nail Clipping:Occasional; twice a month
Feeding:Adults: 2 cups dry dog food per day

Puppies: ½ – 1 cup dry dog food per day
Hypoallergenic:No
Barking Capacity:Low
Trainability:Moderately difficult; as these intelligent dogs often display a strong-willed behavior
Common Health Problems:Patellar luxation, epilepsy, hip dysplasia, hypothyroidism, pug dog encephalitis, eye problems
Origin:USA