Mini Toy Chug Pug male pup

We are seeking a loving home for our delightful family puppy, Chico, as we are relocating and unable to take him with us. Chico is a charming 6-month-old Chug, a delightful crossbreed between a Miniature Toy Chihuahua and a Miniature Toy Pug. Despite his small stature—he can literally fit into a small handbag—he is full of personality and has reached his fully grown size.

Chico is known for his friendly and affectionate temperament. He loves his food, enjoys dressing up, and adores cuddles and attention. Raised alongside cats, other dogs, and our three children, he is well-socialised and fits perfectly into a family environment. Chico is an indoor dog, trained to go outside for his needs, and he comes with all his paperwork ready for his new owner. He has been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring he's in the best health. We are looking for a 5-star home that can offer him the love and care he truly deserves.

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