MOST FAMOUS show pugs of all times....add some links if you can to pics

[Pat's Crew]

just curious as to the most famous pug of all time.. every breed has some that just stand out ..and in lots of pedigrees.
just want to know if you would love to share some of these great pugs with the rest of us..
add links if you can find pics too

[6 Beautiful Pugs]

Jersey bounce?

Take care,
Lisa

[Pat's Crew]

here is a link to see Jersey Bounce..what a georgous pug...their whole line of pugs are awesome...went to their website

BIS/BISS/AM CH Sheffield's Jersey Bounce - Pug

[6 Beautiful Pugs]

Little Red Wagon who was Jersey Bounce's daddy was also pretty famous.

Take care,
Lisa

[Pat's Crew]

here is a link to Little Red Wagon..

SHEFFIELD'S LITTLE RED WAGON - World Pedigree DataBase Pug, Pug Pedigree DataBase.

another lovely pug...they do have a nice line of pug for sure..
gotta love the hair doo in the pic on this lady...this must be fairly old this pic

[Puggered]

I always was a long distance fan of Ch. Dhandys Favorite Woodchuck who was a big US winner in the early late 70's/early 80s. Unfortunately Chicky died in air transit and his death was the one that really started airlines taking more care with brachy breeds so I suppose he has probably saved a lot of puggy lives since the outcry over his death.

A quick google search failed to turn up an online pic and I don't have time today to scan one in. Maybe someone else can dig one up?

[Pat's Crew]

can not find a pic of him either
he is on the westminster site..but you have to go through all the achives of the show dog winner pics until 1981 and that would take forever to find it

maybe someone has a pic of this pug somewhere or a link to see him somewhere else...

[Bellasdad]

I always thought that the pug on Men In Black 1 and 2 was pretty famous. And now the Doritos pug crashing through the door.

[Bethy]

None of those three were show dogs, though, and weren't very good examples of the breed at all.

[6 Beautiful Pugs]

I always was a long distance fan of Ch. Dhandys Favorite Woodchuck who was a big US winner in the early late 70's/early 80s. Unfortunately Chicky died in air transit and his death was the one that really started airlines taking more care with brachy breeds so I suppose he has probably saved a lot of puggy lives since the outcry over his death.

A quick google search failed to turn up an online pic and I don't have time today to scan one in. Maybe someone else can dig one up?

Here he is:



Take care,
Lisa