As with most hybrid dogs, they do not have any particular health concerns as do purebred pugs. The Puggle's nose is longer than a pug's, so a Puggle doesn't have the breathing problems associated with a pug. Link
Puggles are energetic, without being hyper or yappy, and may not have the tendency to howl or bark like a beagle. However, they probably will bark once or twice whenever someone comes to the door. This is standard with many dogs, to alert you that someone is in pack territory, and to alert the visitor that this territory is occupied.
Puggles require a lot of activity and attention, just as the breeds they are derived from. Children or frequent play times and outings help keep the Puggle occupied. Do not get a Puggle if your dog is to be left alone for long periods of time or in a cage all day while you are at work.
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