When you have a smart and intelligent dog like the Poodle as one of its parents, the expectation from the Pugapoo gets high. It lives up to its parentage since it is endowed with a sharp brain alongside a loving demeanor. They could either be a mix of the Pug and Standard Poodle or even the Miniature or Toy Poodle.
Pugapoo is one of the most adjustable breeds that you would love to bring home. They are immensely receptive to unknown people and unfamiliar surroundings during the initial stage of their puppyhood. So, the onus lies on owners to give them maximum exposure through proper socialization training.
Dog Profile
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Other Names:Pug-A-Poo, pugoodle, pugadoodle, pugdoodle, pugpoo
Coat Brushing:Regular; once or twice a week to keep the coat free from tangles. The coat needs clipping once in six weeks if it acquires the Poodle’s dense, harsh coat.
Bathing:Occasional; once a month
Eyes and Ears Cleaning:Regular; once a week
Brushing of Teeth:Regular; once a week
Nail Clipping:Occasional; once or twice a month
Feeding:Adults: 1 to 2 cups dry dog food per day;
Puppies: 1/4th to ½ cup dry dog food per day
Hypoallergenic:Not Known
Barking Capacity:Moderate; barks a lot on sensing something unusual and can get quite noisy
Trainability:Easy
Common Health Problems:Hip dysplasia, allergies, breathing problem, eye ailments
Origin:USA
Who is the Pugapoo Good For
Those who do not desire a noisy pet as the Pugapoo’s bark could get annoying at times. It is also known to snore while sleeping like its parents.
Owners looking for a cute and intelligent designer breed.
