Any info on this puggle breeder?

[Pugged2000]

A friend has found this breeder for puggles, and I am wondering if anyone might have any info on her. She has a website, ***********, but beyond that and an ezine article she claims to have wriiten, I cannot find anymore info on her or her dogs. Any insight would be appreciated.

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[Pugasaurus]

Looks like a puppy mill to me. And the amish are noted for their puppy mills.

[shaynapug]

The Amish are notorious puppy millers!!!! They do not have animals for any reason other than to make money on them or to do work. They have jumped on the greed wagon with breeding puggles as people are spending large amounts of money for this mixed breed!!!!

Tell your friend that she can probably find a really nice one at a shelter! They have been in shelters and humane societies since there have been pugs and beagles!

[Pugpillow]

The mere fact that they are breeding a "puggle" makes them irresponsible. Not a good mix.

[pugsandkids]

I applaud you and your friend for doing research before purchasing a puppy!

Please listen to the ladies that have posted so far, they are right on the money Keep looking at your local shelters, I'm sure one will pop up!

[puglover22]

The mere fact that they are breeding a "puggle" makes them irresponsible. Not a good mix.

I'm sure your friend could find a puggle in a shelter.....

[Pugdawg1]

People breeding puggles make my skin crawl. Plenty needing homes already.

[crazypugmom]

There are tons of puggles at shelters. Not only adults but puppies.

[FourteenLegs]

Please, ask your friend to NOT support people breeding "designer" (I hate that word) dogs for profit, under ANY circumstances. She can find 1000's of puggles of all ages at any shelter or rescue across the U.S. desperately looking for a home and for probably 10% of the purchase price charged by one of these DISGUSTING "breeders".

And a word of warning - Puggles are NOTORIOUSLY hyper and naughty. Destructive, vocal and escape-artists. All strong Beagle traits. That's why there are so many in shelters and rescue. People bought into the whole "Pug without the problems" nonsense and got anything BUT.

[Anne]

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And a word of warning - Puggles are NOTORIOUSLY hyper and naughty. Destructive, vocal and escape-artists. All strong Beagle traits. That's why there are so many in shelters and rescue. People bought into the whole "Pug without the problems" nonsense and got anything BUT.

I can attest to this. There has only been one Pug x (regardless of what it is crossed with actually) that has been a wonderful little dog that I have had come through my rescue.