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Pugs are quite popular today not only for their pleasing personality, but also for their loyal companionship. Although generally quite healthy, there are some pug dog health concerns that are specific to this breed of dog.

The Pug as a breed has been known for over 3000 years. They were accepted as a member of the AKC Toy Group in 1885 and are …

by Michelle E. Arthur

Most Pugs lack the opportunity to roam a large backyard at will. They’re more likely to spend the day indoors while their family members are away at work and school. This can make sticking to a potty training schedule more difficult.

A combination of crate and leash training works for some Pugs. If the adult Pug is new …

A good start is always important with anything, so if you are adopting a Pug, you want to start off by learning about providing the best care for Pug puppies.

In his first year, your Pug needs particularly good nutrition, to ensure proper brain development and physical health. He depends on you to feed him good, nutritious food, which will …

The wrinkly face of the Pug is simply undeniable. This smaller dog was at one time the companion of Chinese Emperors during the Shang Dynasty. However, at that time, the Pug was called “Foo” or “Lo-Chiang-Sze.” Today, you can find Foo figurines, which
have the same bulging eyes as that of the Pug. Soon, this breed became highly popular in Tibet, being a prized pet of monks. From there, the breed wove its way into Japan, …

A Pug is a wonderful breed to adopt and learning how to care for Pug puppies is imperative before you bring a new puppy into your home.

Proper food and nutrition is essential for your Pugs overall health, especially in his first year. It really helps to ward off a lot of health ailments and makes your Pug sharper, so pay …

There are over a hundred different breeds of dog that one can choose from as have as a pet, but easily one of the most popular of all is the Pug. Pugs are cute and friendly little dogs that do not grow larger than a puppy even in adulthood. They do however require a fair …

by Michelle E. Arthur

Each year as the warm spring weather approaches, Pug owners should be increasingly apprehensive about those blood-sucking, disease-carrying ticks, otherwise known as “Rhipicephalus Sanquineus”. This dangerous creature can infect man with Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, cause paralysis, and can even kill Pugs and Pug puppies.

Quite simply, ticks are parasites that live on the blood of their victims. Ticks have been blamed for causing the spread of disease among both people and dogs. In …