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Shelf Talk: The cover is adorned with a huggable, bone-chewing puggle, which should appeal to dog-lovers.
"Everyone was so excited and relieved to see their dogs," said John Cappellina, owner of Bayview Kennel in West Barnstable, which took in the displaced dogs - though one, a young puggle, a pug and beagle mix named Dutch, is still missing.— Ottaway Online Editors
He lives in a ramshackle Venice bungalow and functions by his own set of rules, which includes wooing divorcees at open houses and refusing to pick up after his puggle because he thinks dog feces are a healthy part of the environment.— News1130.com
Riley is a 2 year old puggle (half pug, half beagle).
Baby echidna is called a "puggle" (puggle-licious!).— WAVY TV
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