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Page updated 10-1-26
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Transport option available occasionally. (Going north 10-11-26!)
All adults, and puppies start at $550, plus tax on the pet agreement! Uncle Al is having a huge reduction as it’s getting too hard for him to keep up.
Due to his dizziness and really painful knees he is having a hard time taking care of them, particularly puppies. It was a year long decision. He would like more time to sit and hold the dogs, instead of so much time cleaning, feeding and watering them which is painful and exhausting for him.
If someone breeds pugs, or planned to, we may let some stay moms and dads. We are going to be very particular on that though. Uncle Al spends time several times a day with every dog. We want to same great care for them.
Every adult dog we have purchased for breeding over the last 30 years had no concept of going outside, or coming inside, couldnt even come out a crate door for a long time. All our adult dogs are crate trained: used to being called in, and then called outside to go potty. It took Wonton 3 years to being willing to come up to him and sit in his lap for attention he was so shy and confused about the idea people actually want to give you attention.
UNCLE AL'S REGISTERED PUG PUPPIES AVAILABLE IN IL
Current puppies below.
They are bouncy, tail wagging, cuddle bugs, the cutest things ever! Some of the cutest pictures I have taken too 🙂
I don't know what is funnier, watching the pug puppies play, or Uncle Al playing with them at "recess!"
Puppies are all born in our home. Uncle Al normaly lives in our "apartment", the walkout basement downstairs, currentl he has been upstairs since his surgery. We help Uncle Al with his Pugs, they give everone lots of love!
When our moms retire we have them spayed and offer them to pet only homes for 1/4 the cost of a puppy. They will be on the retired parent page at that time. Uncle Al also sometimes keeps them as his forever friends. Sugar, Sally and Chub were permanent. He would keep them all, but then we couldn't have any puppies.
See the other pages:
"About our puppies," "what comes with your puppy", and "is a puppy really right for you."
If you're not sure you're ready for a puppy and 10 to 18 years of care please consider fostering for a local rescue group to see if a puppy or dog is really right for you. Or maybe adopt a rescued adult Pug. Rescue is always the best! (Do your homework, since a rescued dog needs a home appropriate for their needs as much as a puppy!)
A puppy is a very serious decision. 10 to 18 or more years of care and companionship. Please do not get a puppy or a dog if you have any hesitation about long term responsibility of a furry best friend. We love our puppies and dogs and only want them in a home where they will be a part of the family!
If interested in a puppy please email or call. A puppy can be held with a non-refundable deposit ($400.). Remainder due on pick up. Page tabs at top of page for specific information on transport, pick up, puppy information, and/or please email if you any have questions. We love to talk puppies and dogs!
Pugs are heat and cold sensitive. They are not an appropriate dog for 'hiking in all weather'. Some are amazingly agile, fast, and athletic and do tolerate a wider range of temperature. Others are at risk of collapsing if overheated when simply out on a warm day playing.
Many make terrific therapy dogs. They are very tolerant of children, happy and sweet.
Friends and family discount for a second puppy!
All puppies are kept current on vaccinations, dewormed several times, microchipped, and well socialized by uncle Al.
Puppies adopted as a pet on the agreement to be spayed or neutered between 5-6 months of age are $1800 for fawn, or black, and $2000 for brindle, silver, or white + IL sales taxes.
Sale 1/2 price ($900. plus tax, and $1000. plus tax, respectivly on our pet agreement.) Males are $550. plus tax on pet agreement.
Gracie and Boris have babies! born 4-24-26
2 white males, and 2 white females are available. They are all used to going potty outside!
Finally new photos of them all!
Portia and Wonton have babies, born 5-12-26, on Uncle Al's birthday! He was so excited to have his pugs have puppies on his birthday!
1 fawn male is available. He is used to going potty outside!
I need to get better photos, these pictures dont show how cute he is!
Mom's Due!
none at this time. Uncle Al is having a hard time keeping up with everything and his health so we are planning to adopt out most of the parents and all the puppies are half off!
We are not sure if we are going to have any more pug puppies. We werent going to, but now he thinks he will miss puppies too much, so maybe 1 litter a year?
Deposit information for future puppies
Until the puppies arrive we just don't know how many, or what sex they will be. The $400. non-refundable deposit for puppies not born yet, holding a puppy until he/she is 8 weeks old, or for those planning way ahead a puppy who will be 8 weeks old closest to when a puppy is desired even if its a year away. We let families pick their puppy in the order we have received deposits. You can also pass on a litter and wait for another.
2024 Uncle Al update
Uncle Al had open heart surgery 1-12-24. Uncle Al was recovering well, then in June became very ill in and out of the hospital until 8-2-24 when they sent him to Missouri Baptist hospital.
Uncle Al had open heart surgery again in August 2024. The caridioligist said it was the most difficult surgery she has done, and its a miricle he not only survived but has recovered teriffically!
I had taken over all the Pug chores, while he was ill and then recovering.
It was so hard on him last year and the begining of 2025! He missed his dogs and felt so bad hes was not here to give them attention. He is now back to caring for them and, doing his favorite thing: sitting with as many Pugs that will crawl up and fit in his lap at one time! Uncle Al is quite slow and unsteady on his feet now. He just turned 80! He cant just pick them up anymore, they have to climb up onto his lap. But he likes caring for them and it forces him to get up and move, so I just help sometimes.
Old update: Spring/summer 2024 were trying to not have any more litters until the winter puppies were in homes. Unfortunately Uncle Al wasnt up to his usual self at all, and didnt notice Portia was in season, the new guy, Wonton did! She had puppies 6-9-24. Then Uncle Al thought both Nikki and Zelda were not in season and let them out to hold and didnt think about Boris. He got up and started cleaning, and didnt notice anything. I came down to help him clean and Nikki and Boris were tied. I put Zelda up but not sure if Boris, had bred her, as Uncle Al let her out at 2am, when I had her kenneled to be out with supervision only. So both now could be due in July. Turned out Nikki didnt have puppies but Zelda had 4. I was hoping not any more as we had a lot of pugs and it is hard to give them all attention, with Uncle Al not able to sit with them. They were supposed to be with the girls only. He misses getting to hold them and likes to sit in his favorite chair with them, but mentally isnt as alret as usual. I have since seperated all the boys and girls. He is under strict rules to only have them out in the group I have them with, so its all boys, or all girls!
We have more baby puppies ready summer/fall 2025.
Slide show below are some of our past puppies.
(Please ignore the word "test" on most of the photos. I had help with the website, they put "test" on every single photo.... I am taking a long time to fix it.....
When our moms retire we have them spayed and offer them to pet only homes for much less then the cost of a puppy. They will be on the "retired parent" page at that time. Uncle Al also sometimes keeps them as his forever friends. Sugar, and Sally are permanent. He would keep them all, but then we couldn't have any puppies.....