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Add Your PugOur old life was over. In three short months, Lucy, our Pug puppy, had undeniably become the sun around which we orbited. She was our first. And the timing couldn’t have been more perfect -- our newly emptied nest had left me free but floundering. Now, for the first time, I saw the world as my oyster...how could I have known a cobby little dog would turn out to be my pearl?
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Hot weather can adversely affect all short-nosed (brachycephalic) breeds, including Pugs. You should to take special care with your Pug whenever you have him outdoors to ensure he does not develop heatstroke. Pugs aren’t really intended to be outdoor dogs. Because of their short noses and smaller air passages, they can’t cool air sufficiently when they’re confronted with hot weather. You’ll have to watch the weather and the thermometer closely whenever you take your Pug outdoors.
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Unless you have been living under a rock in the past few years, you have probably heard of the Kong brand. They specialize in dog toys that are both durable and fun.
Read more →Introducing a new pug puppy to your home is a very big and exciting step! Here are a few suggestions of how to make that transition smoothly.
Read more →Why are Pugs so popular? Could it be their good looks or unmistakable charm? What is so darn irresistible about those Pugs? Ask anyone who has ever known a Pug and they will tell you there is no other dog that compares. But why?
Read more →Congratulations on your decision to add a Pug to your family. Now you may be asking yourself, “How will I know if this Pug is healthy?” The answer is simple, research. You should research the background of your soon-to-be new family member. After all, this is an emotional investment.
Read more →Just as you first said hello, one day you will have to say good-bye. This is the heartbreak of loving a Pug. No one wants to think about this happening. But when it does, the emotions can be overwhelming.
Read more →While the Pug was created as perhaps the most perfect dog, it also has more than its fair share of maladies. The following are the most common pug related illnesses, along with their descriptions, symptoms and treatments.
Read more →Is there more to life than the daily walk? Yes, of course there is. Though the traditional walk is the most common form of exercise it’s not always possible. Sometimes your Pug may not be able to go for his walk or outdoor romp due to inclement weather. What if your Pug just wants to add some variety to his exercise routine? Why not try some of these exercise alternatives to bring the spring back in his step?
Read more →Anyone who cares for a Pug knows how quickly their nails grow. Most dogs, Pugs included, do not enjoy having their nails clipped. How do you accomplish this daunting task while keeping your Pug at peace? Here are a few helpful hints for giving your Pug the perfect pedicure.
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