Description of a Puggle.

A puggle is a crossbreed between two breeds of dogs, a pug and a beagle.

Puggles tend to be between 15–30 pounds and stand 13–15 inches at the shoulders. While colors vary, the vast majority are fawn–colored with wrinkled black masks similar to Pug. There are also completely black as well as multicolored puggles, both of which tend to have a longer body, slightly increased size, and longer nose and floppy ears associated with beagles. There are advantages for the mix breed. For instance, while pugs tend to have pushed in faces, puggles do not. This avoids respiratory problems, which is associated with pugs. Likewise, most puggles do not inherit the notorious beagle howl.

Some Puggles carry more traits from a Beagle or a Pug so their appearances may vary. This is due to the decreased ability to predict which attributes will be inherited from which parent. Commonly referred to as a \"designer dog\", puggles have a playful temperament. Since they are classified as \"lap dogs\", puggles love to cuddle.

Puggles have a tail the length of a Beagle but tends to be curled like a Pug.