Beautiful female Pug X Poodle

Beautiful loving Pug X Poodle puppy.

A very loving, confident puppy left, she has alot of confidence around big and small dogs. She has such a funny character, you could watch her for hours! They were hand fed from the time they were born as their pug mum rejected them after being spayed during emergency c section. These puppies were very loved through this experience. They are sociable with cats, dogs and people. She is house trained in a routine so would need the new owner to follow this routine until she gets used to her new house. They sleep in a crate and are very much part of the house. They are used to a very loud and busy household with 2 children. They have endless love to give and after a quick run around will snuggle down and relax! They are beautiful and loving pets who need very special homes. The female puppy is the only available puppy who is now fully vaccinated and ready for her new home.

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