A Brindle Pug is a rare version of the Pug breed that comes with a patterned brindle coat instead of the usual fawn or black coat. Many Pug lovers prefer the Brindle Pug because it is not as common as other Pug colors.
A white pug can obtain this coloring in one of three main ways. The first is leucism, where the melanin production is lower than normal. The second is albinism, where there is no melanin produced at all. Finally, it could be due to mixed breeding with breeds that have white coloring genes, in which case it is technically not a pure pug.
Black and fawn are the two official Pug colors recognized by the AKC. But you can find your Pug in a few other uncommon colors and patterns such as the Panda, Sable, and Brindle.
Pug mixes come in different sizes, shapes, and colors. There is a tiny Puganese, which is a combination of the Pug and the Havanese, and there is a larger Pug Shiba, a Shiba Inu and a Pug cross.
A black pug is a version of the popular pug breed that comes with a shiny, black coat. While pugs, in general, have been popular for over 2,000 years, the black pug was popularized by Queen Victoria, who owned several of them.
Pugs cost between $600 and $1,500. This relatively high price is because many people find their unique facial features attractive. Pugs don't require a lot of food or exercise, and they are generally healthy. One can expect monthly maintenance costs below $100. However, they may have expensive medical bills in their senior years due to health issues related to brachycephaly.
