Also known simply as the Frenchie Pug, the Frug is a medium cross breed between a French Bulldog and a Pug known for being alert, cheerful, curious, gentle, intelligent, lively, loving, loyal, playful, and stubborn.
The most common colors for Frenchie Pugs are black, black and tan, brown, cream, golden, merle, silver, speckled, spotted, and white. To keep it healthy, it will need to get exercise regularly. The Frenchie Pug commonly participates in agility and guarding.
Low Maintenance: Grooming is only necessary once in a while to maintain upkeep. No trimming or stripping needed.
Difficult Training: Training will be difficult, which might not be suitable for a first time dog owner. Patience and perseverance are required to adequately train it. Professional obedience schools can also be helpful.
Low Watchdog Ability:This dog will not likely bark and alert its owners when an intruder is present. If a situation escalates, the dog should not be depended on to defend and protect its owner and family.
Fairly Active: It will need regular exercise to maintain its fitness. Trips to the dog park are a great idea.
Good with Kids: This is a suitable dog breed for kids. It is also friendly toward other pets.
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I am totally against purposely breeding dogs of different breeds in order to sell “designer” puppies. Remember the “Puggle ” craze several years ago. So many ended up in shelters..
Mae Bootsie Bowers Marcil, Pebbles wasn’t bred with the Pug just to create the designer breed puginese. Unfortunately, the person who ran the rescue let Pebbles, who was in heat, run loose in her home as well as the pug who was not fixed either. I adopted her when she was pregnant. She had 6 puppies. It wasn’t about the money for me. I just wanted them in good homes. Only 4 are now living. They are 8-1 /2 years old now and I know who has the pups. They couldn’t be in better homes. So, my puginese puppies were not purposely bred to create the designer breed.
I’m sorry, Barbara Housler, I actually wasn’t pointing accusation at you. I saw where she is a mix of 2 pure breed dogs and it brought back memories of purposely bred puggles. A friend of mine bred a litter, thinking money, no one purchased. It broke her heart,( broke mine that she did this) but she was very careful who she gave the pups to. I applaud you for being so careful as well in homing your pups and adopting your little one altho pregnant. Not many would take on such a responsibility. Person responsible for her care at shelter, hope she/he is more cautious. Your little girl is precious. I have a rescued, formerly abused, Pug. Trust issues remain around strangers, but mellowing out at age 8. Thank you for not explaining in a nasty manner as most would have!
We had an encounter with,yorkie breeders,they also breed puggles,well those people got shut down and All dogs were confiscated, and put in the shelter,it was on the news too
Barbara Housler
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She is no longer with me. I lost her 2 years ago today.
Mae Bootsie Bowers Marcil
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I am totally against purposely breeding dogs of different breeds in order to sell “designer” puppies. Remember the “Puggle ” craze several years ago. So many ended up in shelters..
Nancy Bunker
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So darn cute,all of them.
Barbara Housler
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Mae Bootsie Bowers Marcil, Pebbles wasn’t bred with the Pug just to create the designer breed puginese. Unfortunately, the person who ran the rescue let Pebbles, who was in heat, run loose in her home as well as the pug who was not fixed either. I adopted her when she was pregnant. She had 6 puppies. It wasn’t about the money for me. I just wanted them in good homes. Only 4 are now living. They are 8-1 /2 years old now and I know who has the pups. They couldn’t be in better homes. So, my puginese puppies were not purposely bred to create the designer breed.
Mae Bootsie Bowers Marcil
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I’m sorry, Barbara Housler, I actually wasn’t pointing accusation at you. I saw where she is a mix of 2 pure breed dogs and it brought back memories of purposely bred puggles. A friend of mine bred a litter, thinking money, no one purchased. It broke her heart,( broke mine that she did this) but she was very careful who she gave the pups to. I applaud you for being so careful as well in homing your pups and adopting your little one altho pregnant. Not many would take on such a responsibility. Person responsible for her care at shelter, hope she/he is more cautious. Your little girl is precious. I have a rescued, formerly abused, Pug. Trust issues remain around strangers, but mellowing out at age 8. Thank you for not explaining in a nasty manner as most would have!
Joanne Famelio
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We had an encounter with,yorkie breeders,they also breed puggles,well those people got shut down and All dogs were confiscated, and put in the shelter,it was on the news too
Joanne Famelio
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My aunt has a peakapoo,poodle and pekinese, her name is Blanca
Chantelle Marie
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Joey Garrant
Jacqueline Mary
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Brittany Parker
Barry Dean
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My Chug.
Сhihuahua Beds
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Thanks for sharing.
Victoria Sadler
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Cross breeding should be against the law. Stop breeding!!! Adopt or rescue!!!!!
Anita Wood
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These Pug crosses are all so very cute, I want a Bugg or a Pug Boxer mix.
Tammy King
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Nice
Jeff Tappan
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That’s a pug? Cute pup.
Luke Bodkin
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Faye Bodkin