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Pug Sale
If you go to a pug sale, you can take pictures of these puppies.
These dogs arrived in Europe at the end of the 16th century, and they were yet to come a long way towards becoming the breed they are today. In the 1800s there were the Willoughby and the Morrison. They differed in color and shape.
If you go to a pug sale, you can take pictures of these puppies.
To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!
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The Willoughby dog was thinner, and its coat came in characteristic ‘smutty’ fawn color because of intermittent black hairs. The Morrison dog was sturdier and chubbier, and it featured apricot-fawn colors. Nowadays, this distinction is much less conspicuous, and the ‘smutty’ color is undesirable. If you go to a pug sale, you can take pictures of these puppies.
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