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Pugaliers are quite common now and sort out some of the pure Pug issues. http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/2003/archives/2003/roadtests/dog_breeds/pugaliers

lol! Our dog who is 2 and seems to still be a puppy is currently in big trouble for repeatedly digging up the new hedge plants (8) we planted. One has died so far from repeated replantings. I'm blaming DH for putting Blood and Bone at the bottom and I know that is what she's after as it smells...

+1 for this site. They also have a rehoming section for dogs which are surrended by their owners as they no longer want/able to look after their dogs anymore. Many of these dogs are fostered by the State Association for that breed and come with training etc to help them settle in. I fostered a...