We are a small kennel in Bolton who own labradors with a new
edition of a pug. I have owned labradors for the last 15 years
as pets entering obedience competitions as a hobby. I have
Worked for Guide dogs for the last 7 years training mostly
labradors and other large breeds for visually impaired people.

Pugs came into our life just over 12 months ago when my
little girl was 3, we were looking for a small, robust breed for
her to grow up with, one which she could walk on the lead to
the park as we did with our labs. After many months of
researching the pug breed we set our hearts on owning one
with the potential for future showing.
"Hug" the pug came along at 8 weeks the son of CH
Teaseltail talks in Ernest. Hug was very well socialized, he
was taken everywhere and exposed to many people, dogs,
cats, horses and even guinea pigs, we now have a confident,
outgoing boy who's excellent breeding programme has
produced an oustanding standard.
Due to previous work commitments we are only just
beginning to show him and have entered into 3 shows in May,
June 2008, foremost Hug is a family pet who is adored by all.
We are hoping to expand our pug family within the near future
and are looking for the perfect lady to start off his stud
career.