Today I groomed a Goblin 

nature fixes itself.

"Life finds a way"😂

i always feel that those type of eyes will just fall out if the dog gets smacked on the back of the head.

@@mr6johnclark if nature fixed itself dogs wouldn’t exist anymore 🤦🏻‍♀️

Interesting thing though, my pug (whose prior owner had surgery on his nostrils) actually took out a German shepherd at the dog park while running at full speed. Despite my pleas, the owner took him home because she was certain it was my dog that made that yelping noise and not my little guy.

😄 I love it.

GSD: “Do not speak to me or my smaller son and tiny baby-daddy ever again.”

Haha! 😆

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I forgot this meme lol

I read somewhere that a group of people started to breed them with longer snouts and enlarged skulls, so the dog won't suffer later

@@eliza9799 Same with German Shepherds. There’s a breeder trying to make them healthier considering their back.

@@iBeFloe Yeah, I heard about that too! My mom has two shepherds and when she got them she made sure to search for “working line” dogs, cause that’s the breed that has a stronger, more even back with stronger joints that are less prone to hip dysplasia. We just need people to change their expectations that they have of certain “pure bred” dogs. If people simply refused to pay top dollar for dogs that have been bred to suffer, and instead demanded a dog with better genetics, then possibly the problems might get addressed. Money talks and if people had a higher demand for healthy breeds, then breeders would be more likely to supply said demand.

@@eliza9799 They`re called retro mops (mops is German for pug) and I really want to see them flourish!

RIGHT

BLESS THIS PUG DADDY “Go, my son...take for yourself that which I can never have....go!!”

Opposites attract with a different meaning nice

@GrapeSkoda pardon my ignorance, but how is outbreading bad?

By that point of view my whole country should not exist. I am Brazilian and I have from european to indigenous ascendence, passing through middle eastern. And I am not from a very mixed family compared to others Brazilians. I think is quite racist to compare dogs that have a much larger genetic variation than humans (german shepherds and pugs don't even look like the same species) Even more so to envolve people's feelings in te mix, like grieving less the loss of a mixed race child?? How does one measure grief? All this could have been avoided if we just sticked to dogs

The fruit fly thing isn't fair, since humans also have less genetic diversity than fruit flies.

Best dad ever. Let's GO! May he reign forever to fix this fucked up mess we human created.

Pug Daddy sounds like a rapper name 😎

Inmage pug mommy , power, determination, and pure power of fking will😂

Haha yess

Mommy was the pug. Otherwise IT makes No Sense.

Atleast his face don't look likes someone smacked him with a frying pan, hope he don't have breathing problems.

Lol I made it to 100 likes 😁

Lol its hilarious how true it is

I thought the same thing.

It's like Corgi/Anything mixes. They always look like the other dog's texture applied to a Corgi model.

@Merciless Freak Wrong? This is the first pug that can properly breathe, and the stance of its shoulders means its less inclined to develop arthritis and heart issues. Mixed breeds are always a benefit to the health of the dog, while pure breeds are inhumane and suffer from a scala of defects, just for the fun of its owner. Do some research.

@Merciless Freak dude, since you love to throw your onion around so much. Im gonna throw my opinion about you (like you give a shit) you're a miserable human being but I'm sure you get off on being miserable and loves to try to bring other people down to your level 🙄

@Merciless Freak Calling people children does not make you wiser, only more pretentious.

@Merciless Freak I have another "oopsie" if you will, my dogs dad was a pug, mum was a sprollie both owners never thought for a second that was possible, well they found a way... he looks very similar to this dog, only he has longer legs and a much leaner body but has the same facial shape including the small snout.. he is currently 8 years old and he has not a single problem that most pugs are born with, he can breathe, his soft pallette isn't suffocating him, his nostrils are open and his joints and stance are much better, I have seen for myself just how bad a lot of pugs have it because of selective breeding, I struggle to see what you mean by they are wrong or mistakes and what research people need to do because mix breeding is far better than pedigree breeding hence why in most pedigree lines there are always specific issues, some due to the fact there was a lot of inbreeding to get the "desired" look, dogs were never meant to has pancake flat faces hence why pugs and other flat faced dogs struggle to breathe, you cant deny statistics, pedigree dogs are more likely to have issues from birth than mixed dogs

Don’t feed trolls unless you’re doing it to mess with them yourself.

Answer: Cutest thing ever! DonkeyDragons are the best!!!

Read that in Eddie Murphys voice 🤣

I love this line😂

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uncomfortable, unless it's an animal

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The courage he had with his lady Shepard friend 0_0

@itsme Emma DEFINITELY NOT AS BAD THOUGH

@itsme Emma i mean he has a more pronounced snout as compared to a purebred pug. He probably has an easier time breathing than pug daddy

@itsme Emma He has way more room for his nose than his pug papa did. I've seen terriers with snouts approaching that length and they can breathe fine. Dude's genuinely probably healthier than his purebreed parents combined.

Face hasn't changed. It still has the smooshed in face, so bet it still has the breathing issues. :(

@@onlyjesussaves840 Not nearly as bad though. Have you seen modern pugs? Their face is virtually flat. At least this guy HAS a nose.

@@onlyjesussaves840 but it's less extreme, so at least it's an improvement :/

@@onlyjesussaves840 Face hasn't changed? Have you never seen a pug before? It's nowhere even close to as smooshed.

@@onlyjesussaves840 he looks far better, he actually has a defined snout

Yeah they crossed it with an actually health breed lmaoooo

good* breeders, cause i’ve seen many that don’t give a shit

German shepherds are not as healthy of a breed as you'd think

@@timslimjim4672 I live with two of them, I know what their health issues are, and working lines are actually very healthy, it's show lines that tend to have hip issues (I have one of each)

The GS have hips problems but those are being breed out by breeding them with longer back hips. Also all dogs have health issues and it's due too bad breeding and inbreeding. :(

Pug 👏 upgrades 👏

@@callmespill6770 pugrades

@@agni_oh pugrades!!

Pugrades!

Upgrades people upgrades

My neighbor has a pug and I can tell when he’s playing out in their yard because I can hear his breathing from my living room. That poor pup, I low key hate my neighbor for of it.

@@misssmisssymaria Idk how you can say you love dogs and then subject one to a life of being barely able to breath in a tiny skull that squishes it’s eyes.

Nice pfp

@@kwall9281 thanks

@@misssmisssymaria oh

I'm not sure a name has ever fit a dog better lol

El goblino?

Same. Hate flat faced anything, but Goblin is a 10/10 name

@@amely-i.sp. he doesn’t have a smudged face-

Him nice boy!

why is he nuts?

"The modern" LMAOAOO. Tell me you know nothing about Pugs without telling me you know nothin about Pugs. THEY'RE AN ANCIENT CHINESE BREED, they've ALWAYS looked like this.

@@Eclipseexe-qh4sc I think original commenter meant that the pugs of today have a more exaggerated flatter face as compared to the pugs of yesteryear, not that the pug itself is a modern breed. Like paintings of pugs in the Victorian era had a more extended snout like this cross in the video.

@@cescyb5918 Yes, the "Victorian Era" Pugs were actually mutts. Pugs are an ancient Chinese breed and have almost always been a flat-faced breed- they were extremely protective of them and I can assure you, most people of that time would certainly not have a purebred one.

@@Eclipseexe-qh4sc You know a lot about pugs.

I'm a fan of not breeding large dogs with small dogs, especially if the small dog is a female since the litter can kill them.

@@lilskipper4683 DAMN BRO WHO ASKED

@@methylphenidate1270 your mother.

@@lilskipper4683 Then I'm sure you were relieved when the girl with the dogs noted specifically that the small dog was the male in this particular instance 0:34

@@helenanilsson5666 yup I was

I met a dachshund/pit mix that basically was a pit head on that tiny body. He always looked like he'd tip over

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This made me blow milk out my nose 😅

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At a dog park I used to go to, there was a German Shephard / Corgi mix. It was basically a full sized German Shephard with stumpy little Corgi legs.

Other pugs: **Heavy breathing** THE MESSIAH!

Imagine a pug with Rottweiler mix

@@GK-qh6vp try and imagine a pug and Dalmatian mix.

Literally, he's clearly a bigger dog altogether than a pug 'pure bred'.

FR they look so much cuter like this!!

Look up retro pugs- some people have started trying to breed pugs to resemble what they originally looked like (longer legs, slimmer body, smaller eyes and longer snout) much cuter than the modern pug imo

@@flamecrysta Old German Mops are another project.

@@GotAnUmbrella The Retro Mop is an attempt to breed pugs that are actually functional and resemble the older pugs we see in paintings.

@@softsounds8453 I know they are. I know people involved in the project. Retro Pugs and Old German Mops are trying to accomplish the same thing in two seperate ways

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You two are the only couple goals I think I can subscribe to....

I don’t know what his voice sounds like, but I can hear the “LET ME SEE”

Get out of my house! 😂 My fiancé also got up and leaned over the table saying “what??? Let me see!”

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You just summed me up

Plus, hopefully the added genetic diversity will keep him healthy in the long run Fewer congenital issues to worry about 🤞🤞

And Goblin is the blueprint on how we fix our mistake.

You people have clearly never seen retro pugs or old German pugs.

@Hello Boyz Yes I have one. He's 14 and never had any trouble breathing his whole life. He's a CKC registered pug. Canadian.

Yeah! I was gonna say, it's impressive how he's still clearly a pug, but very clearly has a very healthy muzzle. That dog can breathe and bite and chew whatever he wants

@@thisisisabella3634 Then you probably don't notice your pug sounding like he just ran a mile every day. I've been around a pug once, sounded like a broken air conditioner.

Genuinely curious because I literally have no imagination (and just really want it spelled out). How exactly does this work?? I mean, the father would have to be a pug right? Because German Shepherds puppies would be too big to fit in a girl pug’s belly right? How would this even be done physically? With a stepladder?? Someone please help! I need visual explanation 😩

I think my dog looks like a dachshund should. He is around 14 kg, has quite long but bulky legs and wide paws. And of course he’s loooong boi. And like dachshund he is fierce and fearless.

@@sammierose1150 when bigger female dogs want to breed with a shorter one they actually lower themselves to allow the male to… you know, do his thing

I was going to say that. He looks a lot healthier than a "normal" pug.

He really does! That determined daddy pug knew what he was doing finding a bigger mate

Retros are a jack russel and pug mix, this is a Shug(not joking)

@@ReverseFlashFangirl That's...even better.

Mate, I don't think humanity is to blame for this one... [LMAO]

Fixing the pugs so they can breathe and run

@@simplystreeptacular one very brave pug daddy indeed xD

Devolving

Fixing the abomination that the pug is I'd say

I want one

"Actually".

It makes deliriously happy that he can breath. My heart breaks every time I see a pug. It’s in humane what people do.

@@billrich9722 i mean for a pug, yeah.

@@CatherinesClaws I’m not arguing with you. I just like to make fun of people who say “actually”.

@@billrich9722 i mean i used it right

Yes. lol

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ME TOO I WAS LIKE "PLS THATS NOT SAFE" but Goblin looks like a good boy

His snoot might be short, but it is a good snoot all the same!

Right? It's super obvious!

I saw that tail and body and thought "that's a gigantic pug" before it all sunk in

Pog

And man in the back said “pug” And it turned in a comments blitz. And girl in the said corner said “boy is a puggo” And it turned into a comments blitz!

the thumbnail reminded me of a puggle so i assumed he was part pug for sure

I agree, honestly its a relief seeing a pug (mix) being able to breathe comfortably

Retro pugs breathe comfortably

Yes, this looks like a dog, not some mongrel.

@@rogerwilco2 That's probably what the male pug thought before he had intercourse with a german shepherd: "My kids will suffer no more!".

Exactly what I thought!

how... oh god i don't want to think about this anymore

@@David-kl7to maybe the husky wasn't very well endowed.

I'm sorry for your loss. I know first hand how much it hurts.

I'm sorry for your loss, ....but I really want to know what that'd look like?

@@David-kl7to honestly I don't know. We lived on a farm and had a lot of dogs so when she came up pregnant we assumed one of the little ones was the father and then a mini husky came out of her.

The logistics alone are funny to think about

Crossbreeds are much healthier on average than purebreeds, because most purebreed are stupidly inbred.

@@CM-hx5dp I'm more against deliberately crossbreeding to sell made-up "designer" puppies at extortionate prices due to the issue of there being so many unwanted dogs in shelters/being euthanised already, just as I'm very much against unethical "purebred" breeders who profit from putting more dogs out into the world for the same reasons. Badly bred purebreds have a high likelihood of being dumped due to the costs involved in the many health issues that can arise (not to mention that bad breeders don't bother to breed for good temperament, which also results in dogs getting dumped due to behaviour issues, like aggression in particular). "Designer" crossbreeds have a higher tendency to be dumped too, as they often don't turn out like the breeder promised they would once they grow up. When you're crossing breeds, you can't reliably guarantee the future physical and behavioural attributes of the future pups, but a lot of these "designer" dog sellers make promises that they know they're making under false pretenses, in order to make a quick buck. Once the pup is paid for and picked up, they are seldom there to take accountability for any future issues their lies and irresponsible practices have caused. It's the same thing with unethical purebred breeders. And yes, your typical "mutt" is generally healthier and hardier than most purebreds, although I have seen extremely healthy, long-lived pedigree dogs from actual ethical, reputable breeders. There are breeders out there who truly breed for their passion and love of the breed, but unfortunately they are few and far between. Those are the breeders who don't actually make money from breeding, because breeding dogs, when done ethically and correctly simply is not profitable. If someone is managing to actually profit from breeding dogs or cats, you can be sure that they're not doing it how they should. Sorry for the rant. It's an issue close to my heart, because I've seen too much during my career.

This is a good example of a crossbreed. Let’s be honest, as far as health goes, pugs are genetic disasters. Crossbreeding them with healthier dog breeds, especially ones with longer snouts, can hopefully undo the damage of years of inbreeding that we’ve done to them. Pugs need to be cross bred.

And the German Shepherd was clearly in love.

No he’ll have a bunch of energy and trouble breathing. Really bad combo.

But he can actually breathe. He has no squished in nose.

@@Emma88178 this lol. Having an actual snout will correct a number of issues. Not to say he'll be perfect but he should avoid certain health issues.

ikr. This is better than a pug. Modern pugs are just sad and deformed.

@@NazzyDragon am i insane for wanting him to breed with another german shepard maybe as a pug alternative cause he is so cute.

@@Keithjustkeithwastaken yes besides the fact he seems to be neutered it's still an unhealthy mix. Both breeds have Orthopedic issues, allergies, and other problems. Adding Pug to German Shepherds is bad for German Shepherds. They have enough issues without adding unhealthy Pugs to the mix. If you love German Shepherds you shouldn't want him breeding. Writing an animal because you think they're cute isn't helpful. That's the kind of thing puppy mill breeders do. So what you are essentially saying is you want irresponsible people breeding him.

Look at the puggle

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my faves of those (a neighbour had a litter once) are the ones with that strong rottie tail and head and the dachshund legs and body. they look like little bobble heads and use their tails like a propeller

A friend of mine had something similar to this happen but with a Dachshund and an Australian Cattle dog or blue heeler. It was so funny and adorable all the pups looked like little sausages with blue heeler paint jobs 😂

It's amazing how willing dogs of all sizes are to breed with each other.

@@northstarjakobs well yeah, if a male smells a female in heat it's extremely hard for them to resist. An owner should be responsible enough to understand that and keep them away from dogs during the times they're in heat.

The agressive looking body shape of a Shepard with the happy go lucky goof ball face of a pug. It's cute and he looks like he can breathe well

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Me either! Lol but it workec

I need to know where to find this mythical land 😍

Haha this sounds adorable ngl

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Oh my god

If spore wasn’t shit right? Or did they make it better?

i was thinking that, this breed is really nice and has a longer nose for breathing. cute stuff

Maybe because mixing is, by definition, more natural?

@@curtisgoldthorpe6656 Like Retro pugs (= a healthier version of a pug)

@@jsmit9484 This!

@@marialindell9874 Lmao no. It's not "healthier", it's just a buzzword to trick uneducated people

The mom was obviously the German Shepherd

@@Angelaaa1015 there's still the problem of the pug being a small ball of fat and the german sheperd being 5 times the pug

A LOT of determination would be my guess.

@@taloscal that pug was a dog of focus, commitment, and sheer fucking will

@@Momo_Kawashima likes his big women, I can respect that... although as a pug you don't have much choice in the matter in that regard to be fair XD

I feel ya. That German Goblin is hard to fathom. What a cutie!

I think it's weird. And not in a good way. What is next? Chihuahua and German shepherd mix?

He looks like he's almost halfway to being a Shibe.

He looks like the dog version of choosing your outfit to max out stats instead of what matches in a video game

But the dog seems capable of breathing normally, so the mixing may actually be beneficial

How..!? Was about to comment the exact same thing! That he’s the cutest mythical creature there is! 😍

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Odds of them living long healthy lives are really good, because a mutt is nature's best dog.

@@scarletletter4900 Not necessarily, though in the case of anything mixed with pug (besides bulldog, of course) the mutt will always breathe better. That said, you ever have a dad with family history of heart disease and a mom with family history of cancer? Yeah, you feel like a ticking time bomb and that's what happens with most crossbreeds.

@@persephonehades7547 guess that's one more point to the #MUTTS4LIFE crowd.

A perfect comment! 😂

My brother had a girlfriend who had a Rottie x Jack Russell mix. She had much of the Rottie size, the Rottie colouring and musculature, but with the face and energy of a Jack Russell. She was a very sweet pup... who insisted on being a lap dog.

I used to have a standard wirehaired dachshund in the late 80th. The neighbors' got a rottweiler bitch. Borne on the very same day. We used to help each other out. So they were always playing with each other. It was amazing to see them guard together. The winer was in charge. Rotti provided support. No pups together tho

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When I was kid there was a rumor that a a chiwawa and a rottie had a puppy

Oh my goodness, that's a perfect description!

He looks like a dog on those 17th century paintings lol

Who would purposely antagonize dogs theyre grooming? Thats an awfully low standard if you have to praise someone for not doing that...

She's a natural with animals. Totally gets them and knows how to interact with them. One of the main reasons her videos are so compelling.

@@starriw8050 maybe OP has witnessed the kind of people I have too. A lot of people where I come from seem to believe animals are meant to serve our personal interests and obey our whims, to the point they beat the animal if they dont comply. Its disturbing and its been only changing in the last 10 years thanks to all the animal rights movements and stuff. Funny thing is the people that act like this towards their pets, seem to raise their kids in the same way.

That was one ambitious yorkie!

We also had a Molly pug. We miss her lots.

Can you help me understand what you mean by with a snout as they should be?.. I know most pugs snouts look pushed in.. is that not normal?.. sorry.. just trying to learn.. looking for a dog and like pugs.

@@elliottstevens7168 pugs were selectively bred to have the pushed in snout which are the source of a load of health related problems for the breed, which is why they can’t breathe properly and get quite a lot of infections in their skin flaps unless cleaned regularly. „Normal“ dogs or rather natural dogs should have a longer snout like a Labrador, German shepherd or husky

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I think some breeders are working on that

@@Dziewiec_Kaczek Nothing is wrong with a little head. It's something lots of us enjoy.

@@Fumi007 I heard that they can't breathe properly- (just curious)

Plea don’t. That’s how these weird breeds get started. I wonder what the strong trait could be exploited for this breed would be.

@@AgeDrain I don't know what century you live in, but most dogs aren't bred for labor these days. If they're bred for an exploitable reason, that's not the dog's fault. It's the owner's fault, and unfortunately as much as we try to keep dogs safe, there will always be bad owners. This is why we have animal rights laws now. We have an obligation to protect these animals through law and litigation, regardless of their breed. The only thing I'm concerned about is whether or not the breed mix would cause some sort of major health problems, then I would absolutely be against breeding them. Being cute and adorable is nice, but certainly not worth a life of suffering on the dog's part. If they can't be happy, then neither can I.

He looks more like a gremlin. He reminds me of Mogwai from the Gremlins

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Just adopt a mutt from a shelter.

Or Momma had to bend down really low 😄

He caught momma at nap time. Lol