Everyone needs a dog with no muzzle!
December 27, 2011 by SWestfall3
Posted in animal welfare, dog breeding | Tagged pug | 9 Comments
Comments are closed.
| oneforestfragment on Retiring this Space | |
| The Evolving Natural… on So does the maned wolf break t… | |
| SWestfall3 on So does the maned wolf break t… | |
| Ole Possum on So does the maned wolf break t… | |
| kuymal on The Thylacine was more a marsu… |

uggh!
It reminds me of a persian cat.
At least with persians, there are breeders trying to give the breed back its muzzle. “Traditional” or “doll face” persians. They’re not accepted by the show judges, but at least they’re being bred.
I haven’t head of anyone trying to breed the muzzle back into pugs.
The only thing I’ve heard of with pugs is the puggle, which is to cross a pug with a beagle and you get a pug with a muzzle.
There’s also that one German club breeding them with muzzles, too: http://www.mprv.de
If you want to see what brachycephaly does to the inside of the dog’s muzzle, go here:
https://docs.google.com/#folders/0B-tmRo0q4q50MmIwOTZlZjAtMWM0Yi00NzRkLWJmYTMtMmIwNGZlN2ZhMjU3
There are several studies on brachycephaly and it’s effects.
Noses now come like belly buttons: Innies and Outies.
Sadly, i don’t think this is a freak pug. The Pug club of America’s “ideal” dog looks a lot like this. One would think they would have started pushing for a bit more muzzle with the knowledge we have now, but nope.
http://www.pugs.org/indexIllusStandard.htm It’s no wonder the “puggle” appeals to people who want a smallish dog that looks less like it ran into a brick wall at 50 MPH. Peggy Richter.
This dog is from “champion parents” in India, where they do get off on breeding extreme purebred dogs these days. See the: http://itanagar.olx.in/neapolitan-mastiff-puppies-for-sale-iid-9855783