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Here are 7 reasons to love the Pug...

1. They are loyal & affectionate
If you’re interested in a Pug, you probably looking for a cuddly couch dog that would love nothing more than to be right by your side.
Well, Pugs are some of the most loyal & affectionate breeds that you’ll find
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Couch potatoes
If you’re looking for a little couch potato that’ll snuggle up with you all day, you’ll love the Pug. (but beware of their farting!)

2. They are small & low maintenance
Their small & compact size makes them the perfect breed for apartments & small homes.
Pugs are the Perfect Size
Pugs are also low maintenance in that…
*They don’t need lots of grooming
*They don’t need tons of exercise
*They “go with the flow” and are adaptable

3. Their cute looks
How can you not love the Pug’s adorable looks?!
With their unmistakable squishy faces & curly tails, the Pug is sure to hear “awwwwww” every time they go out in public.

4. Easy to train
While they’re not the easiest dog to train, Pugs certainly are quick learners.
Pugs are…
Smart
Observant
Quick learners
Treat motivated & stubborn
With this being said, Pugs are known for being treatmotivated and might stubbornly refuse to listen when they know there aren’t any treats to be had for them.

5. Adaptable to different environments
One of the great things about the Pug is that they “go with the flow”
They’re quite laid back and adaptable to different environments.
Pugs deal with change well.
This is great if…
You have a hectic schedule
You travel with your dog a lot
You have lots of people in & out of your house

6. Good with children
Pugs were recognized as one of the Top 10 Family Dogs by the AKC.
What makes Pugs great Family Dogs
Pugs are friendly & sociable
Pugs are loyal and loving snuggly dogs
They’re small & lowenergy— they won’t run around and bump your child over
Pugs are relatively lowmaintenance, giving you more energy to deal with your family & children

Here are 7 reasons the Pug isn’t perfect…

1. Notorious for health issues
Unfortunately, Pugs are known for their long list of health issues.
Pug health issues include…
Breathing issues which can lead to heatstroke
Joint issues such as hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, and luxating patella
Allergies
Obesity
Their lifespan is still aboveaverage
Despite their health issues, Pugs still have an aboveaverage lifespan of 13–15 years, whereas the average dog has a lifespan of 10–13 years.

2. Shedding
Shedding is a constant battle for most dog owners…

All dogs shed— some more, some less.
Moderate shedders
Unfortunately, Pugs are known to be moderate shedders yearround.
They have dense double coats that shed even more during times of the year where they “blow their coats”.

3. Bad at regulating their body temperatures
All flatfaced dogs struggle to regulate their body temperatures compared to “normal” dogs.
They aren’t as effective at panting
This is because their flat faces make it tougher for them to breathe as well, so they aren’t as effective at cooling themselves down when they pant.

4. They snore a lot & make a lot of noises
There’s no way around it…
Pugs are LOUD!
If you don’t mind listening to their snoring at night and snorting throughout the day, you might get along well with the Pug.
Lots of us flatfaced dog lovers think these noises are cute… to each their own I guess.

5. They are prone to obesity
Pugs love to eat… and they don’t necessarily love running on the treadmill.
Tips to keep your Pug a healthy weight
Try breaking bigger treats into smaller pieces— they don’t need the whole thing!
Don’t feed them table scraps (even if they’re begging!)— check out these foods that are safe for your Pug to eat
Get at least 30 minutes of exercise per day— this can be walking, playing, or anything else that gets their heart rate up
Make sure you’re feeding them the proper amount of food to maintain their weight— this info is usually on the side of the food bag
Use lowcalorie training treats when training your Pug— you might also want to cut back on their meal portions if you’re doing a lot of training

6. They’re farters
Yes, that’s right.
Pugs are known for being little (big).
Their flat faces make them inhale a lot of air when they’re eating which leads them to be gassy.
All hope is not lost, though
Fortunately, there are ways that you can reduce your Pug’s farting.
Use a slow feed bowl
Feed them a highquality diet
Don’t share table scraps with them— especially fermentable foods & dairy products
Experiment with other protein sources if you suspect they have an intolerance to their current food (e.g. switch them from chicken to beef)
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