New pug owner
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Hey just wanted to introduce myself! Brought home a 7 week old pug a couple of days ago called Rambo and he is so gorgeous! He's my first pug and before i got him i did lots and lots of forum reading which helped me prepare for the new arrival. He was the only one of the litter to survive so is precious! He's snuggled up next to me as i type
Rebecca and Rambo
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Good luck with your new pug baby! They are the best dogs in the world & their sole purpose is to make us happy & give you the most unconditional love ! Welcome to the site !
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awww, welcome to pugspot!! - J.S. and Pudgy
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Welcome Rebecca and Rambo! We are so glad you joined us here on Pug Spot! You came to the right place for a first time pug owner. Rambo is adorable!
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Rambo the adventuer.... Pudge and the Twins say HI
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welcome to pugspot rebecca and rambo!!! so glad you found us. congratulations on being pugged...you will never be the same, your smile muscles will get a good workout. please feel free to ask us any questions you might have, we have all been there. enjoy you new baby!!!
carol, rosie and mikey
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Welcome to pugspot. My china Rose was a one pup litter same as yours. One of her nicknames is little fat girl, as she had momma all to herself. LOL!
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Welcome to PugSpot!
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Hi Everyone I am also new here and I just got my pug 4 days ago.She is a handful..8 weeks old and her name is Biscuit..I can't wait to get her house trained and I don't know what to do when she whines at night but I am managing the best way I know how to.
Tricia and Biscuit
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hi tricia76, welcome to pugspot and to being pugged! just be consistant and patient with her housebreaking. she will get. pugs sometimes can be a challange to housebreak. take her out often, make a big deal when she goes outside, and have plenty of little treats like cheerios in your pocket to give her. the whining at night will stop if you ignore it. just make sure she doesn't have to go potty. good luck and let us know how she's doing...if you have any problems i'm sure some of us can give some suggestions.
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Hey! Welcome Tricia76. Congrads on your pug puppy too. Patience is the key. Carol is right. Just be consistant. It takes time, Don't expect 100% until they are around 6 month to a year. Some get it learned fast, some don't. I started mine at ever 1/2 hour. Don't forget to both new people. To add a command when you take them out to potty. Like Go Potty, say it the whole time your walking them around until they do it. Then say Good Job! And lots of praise as soon as they do it.
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Thanks for the warm welcomes..and yes I do praise her and tell her to go potty..I read a pug book that told me to do that lol..I'm learning all I can.I just love her alot already even if she does have accidents.She will learn I know,it just takes time.
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