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🏆 AKC Champion Reese – Handsome Fawn Pug Ready for Retirement ❤️🐾
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About 🏆 AKC Champion Reese – Handsome Fawn Pug Ready for Retirement ❤️🐾
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🏆 AKC Champion Reese – Handsome Fawn Pug Ready for Retirement ❤️🐾
DOB: August 20, 2023 | $1,500 Companion Home
This isn't just a Champion-line Pug—Reese is an AKC Champion himself! 🏆 He's a gorgeous fawn Pug with the quality, structure, pedigree, and temperament that earned him his Champion title.
Reese comes from an exceptional pedigree filled with Champions and from clear genetic lines. As we scale back our Pug program, we're ready to let this special boy retire young and enjoy the next chapter of his life as someone's spoiled and loved family companion. ❤️
He's an incredibly calm, sweet, and laid-back boy who loves people and gets along wonderfully with other dogs. He's past the demanding puppy stage and already accustomed to everyday routines, making him a wonderful choice for someone who wants an easier transition into Pug ownership.
Reese does have a scar on his right eye, but it is simply cosmetic and of no health concern. It certainly doesn't take away from what a handsome and special boy he is!
🏆 AKC Champion
🐾 Handsome Fawn Male
🏅 Exceptional Champion-Filled Pedigree
🧬 Clear Genetic Lines
💕 Calm, Sweet & Affectionate
❤️ Loves People
🐶 Excellent with Other Dogs
🏡 Dog-Door Trained
🛏️ Crate Trained
🐾 Can Use Potty Pads
👁️ Right-Eye Scar – No Health Concern
✨ Young Adult — Skip the Tiny Puppy Stage!
Why start over with the demanding puppy stage when you can bring home an actual AKC Champion who's young, trained, beautifully bred, and ready to simply become your best friend? ❤️🐾
$1,500 Companion Home — placed as a cherished pet without registration papers.
While our preference is to see Reese enjoy retirement as a beloved companion, because of his AKC Champion title, exceptional pedigree, and genetics, we would consider an approved breeding program with full registration/breeding rights for $4,000.
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