This category will share all kinds of information on the Pug dog breed to help you learn about this loyal canine.
If you are an allergy sufferer I completely understand why you want to know if you can be allergic to pugs. After all, more than 10% of the American population is allergic to dogs. That’s a pretty large number if the figures by the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology study is worth going …
Can You Be Allergic To Pugs? How To Tell and What To Do Read More »
Ever wondered how to tell if your pug is full breed? Maybe your little pug’s legs are longer than average or he has an apple-shaped head. As much as you love your pug the way they are, you might be curious about whether they are full breed or not. Your best bet is to check …
How To Tell If Your Pug Is Full Breed? (Signs, Papers & DNA) Read More »
Even at a normal weight, pugs already look pudgy because of their body structure. This explains why some owners won’t notice that their pugs are getting fat until it’s too late. Why Do Pugs Get Fat? So, why do pugs get fat? These ravenous pets eat whatever food their owner puts before them and engage …
Why Do Pugs Get Fat? What Causes It & How to Prevent It Read More »
You’ve recently adopted a new Pug puppy and now you’re thinking about getting another to give them a little playmate. However, you’re the biggest concern is will they get along peacefully or will you create chaos? So do pugs get along with other Pugs and should you get the same sex or not? Do Pugs …
Do Pugs Get Along With Other Pugs? Should You Get A Second One Read More »
Pugs are great dogs! They’re playful, friendly, and sociable. They have a charming personality and they’re very smart. Pugs are a great example of what “man’s best friend” is supposed to be. They’re happy, healthy dogs but, unfortunately, they might not always look like it. You may be wondering why your Pug doesn’t look happy …
Why Do Pugs Look Sad? A Look At These Brachycephalic Dogs Read More »
You’re out walking your Pug in the park and when you sit down to rest awhile, you notice your dog is panting. This is completely normal because your dog is trying to cool himself down. Panting is how dogs cool themselves down after being exposed to the hot weather or physical activity. But what exactly …
