I love pugs! replied to Luxating patella: post op recovery and care
5 minutes ago
I also agree with susan. Also ask cd and doc and other pug parents. There are many to name.
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Add Your PugI love pugs! replied to Luxating patella: post op recovery and care
5 minutes ago
I also agree with susan. Also ask cd and doc and other pug parents. There are many to name.
I love pugs! replied to How much does your adult pug weigh?
8 minutes ago
Six months and of 17 lbs. Needs to reduce weight.:rolleyes:
I love pugs! replied to skin problem. need immediate response
11 minutes ago
Don't know about it. Sorry. For further details wait for some more replies or ask your vet. See you later. And my pug name was also angel.;-)
I love pugs! replied to She wont stop biting!
14 minutes ago
Try the squirt gun when it grows. Give your pug plenty of chewy toys. Good luck.
I love pugs! replied to Happy to be here
16 minutes ago
Thank you so much for your kind words corsario. Hope angel enjoying there.:-) Did anyone had the same experience of giving one of their loving pugs?
z28susan replied to Luxating patella: post op recovery and care
about 1 hour ago
Our oldest pug Sheldon has this issue. He was put on a diet and lost 10 lbs, so this has helped a lot. Our vet does not think surgery is needed for a long time at this point (thank goodness). ...
z28susan commented on Sleepyhead
about 2 hours ago
I love your wrinkles!!! My pugs do that too...lol
Dogs are known for affectionate licking, but pugs sometimes go on a licking frenzy that can drive you crazy. They lick for a variety of reasons, and once you know why you can keep the licking to a happy minimum.
Help your pug stay playful and healthy by paying special attention to certain areas of their lives to keep problems at bay.