Pug Dog

Pug dogs - you either love them or think there is something strangely wrong about them! Without a doubt, that squashed up little face may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but once you really get to know a pug, there's no going back. They really are an endearing breed of dog.

Whether you buy or adopt a pug puppy or a full grown dog, you're going to love this breed. Pug dogs are very affectionate and as such require an owner who has time to give. They love being part of the family.

Due to their facial make up, pugs can sometimes have breathing difficulties and heatstroke; however with proper care and regular check ups, this should not be a major issue.

Pugs are friendly playful dogs and although can sometimes be startled by noises or an unfamiliar voice, quickly become adapted to their environment. Pugs can live with other dogs although they generally are not good with cats unless introduced at an early age.

Pugs are relatively low maintenance besides some cleaning required under the folds of skin and around the muzzle.

Pugs are very good indoor dogs. They are lively however can certainly live inside. They love to walk so regular outside exercise on a leash is a must. Just make sure to keep the walks short and don’t walk in the hot part of the day, due to the aforementioned breathing and overheating issues.

Pugs are a joyful pet to own and you will not be disappointed if you choose this breed as your next beloved pet.