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| Value for Money | 8.7/10 |
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| Reviewer Rating | 9/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.3/10 |
Full review by
Julie Harper![]()
on 18th Aug 2007
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Good Points: Piggy-Wu is half Frenchie half pug. She is an absolute joy to have about. She is very tolerant of my daughter's male Chihuahua, who can be a bit snappish with her. Her facial expressions are so comical and sweet! She is mischievous and fun-loving, but not hyper and yappy, as some smaller breeds can be. In fact, she has a calming influence with Leo, the Chihuahua. We also have Siamese cats, with whom she gets along with; although one of them isn't very nice to her at times. She walks well on a harness; several short walks per day. She loves everyone she sees and vice versa.
Bad Points: Piggy-Wu, as her name states, is a chow hound, and the only time she snaps at Leo is when there's food involved! She can be a bit stubborn, but her need to please over-rides this. I cannot think of anything else to be considered bad points about her.
General comments: Finding Piggy-Wu was the best decision I have made in a long while. I don't know if being a French Bulldog cross-breed has anything to do with her lovely nature..? I have thoroughly researched Frenchies and pugs, and I seem to have run across the best of both worlds in Piggy-Wu. She is fawn with a black mask, and she has pug ears and a single curl tail. Her muzzle is not so flat as a pug - more squarish - like a Frenchie, therefore her breathing is easier, and I don't anticipate any complications later on (as can sometimes occur in pugs).
I would recommend the breed to anyone...although each person must take into consideration their own personality, prior commitments, and time and space before a decision is made on the particular breed that is right for them.
Julie Harper's review and ratings | 295 words
Review by
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on 21st Oct 2005
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User Rating : 9
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Our French Bulldog Paula is a great companion. Our children adore her. She loves to play with them and with our Dalmatian, but can also lie in front of a radiator for half a day dosing her life away. She likes cuddling and stroking, and especially enjoys lying in somebodies lap while we watch TV. She always gives the impression she's starving and could eat a lot more than she's getting. She tends to eat a lot of unwholesome things while unattended during a stroll outside. All in all a cherished ...
fraulaya's full review | 125 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
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on 13th Oct 2004
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User Rating : 9
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French Bulldog - Being fond of the smaller, stockier breeds, the French Bulldog fell near the top end of the list when selecting a dog. Although very short-faced they have a lot more energy than their English cousin due to being much lighter and more agile. He has been a very amusing companion and also seems attached to his home and family. He can be very food possessive where our other dog is concerned but they generally get on very well. He is a handy enough size to be slung under the arm but ...
minibull's full review | 160 words
