Pug Temperament
The Pugs are small dogs with big personalities. They live to love and be loved and bred for one reason: to be your partner. They try to live in your lap, eat your food, and sleep in your bed. They are incredibly fun, sociable, adaptable, happy, happy, and loving. They need human companionship to survive, and would not feel right if left alone for long periods of time. The Pugs need to be part of your family. A Pug will spend their life with you, every moment of it. They are excellent with children and often be good with other animals at home. The Pugs are dogs of low activity. Enjoy the walk every day, but does not need hours of exercise every day. Do not like the water (most can not swim) and not like Frisbees or balls. They like being in your lap instead. Have to be careful that your Pug does not exercise to the point of overheating. You will have to be especially vigilant in the hot, humid days. The Pugs, due to their flat faces, simply can not tolerate extreme temperatures and can die within a short period of time. Should never be left outside unattended. They love to eat (and eat and eat!), So they are prone to obesity. So there to see how much you should feed them and make them do some exercise. They are intelligent and trainable, but often are slow to train at home. Nor are smart cars and is safer to have a fenced in yard. In short, these little living loving you, and expect to be the center of attention. They are funny, arrogant, sensitive and tender. But know that they tend to sneeze, y and snoring ... and throw gas ... a lot!. Hey, at least they do not bark so much!
Pug Training
The Pug is often more difficult to train that most of the races, orders and commands learned very slow, so you'll need extra patience when train
Pug "Shedding" (falling hair)
The Pug sheds a lot of hair, you will find hair all over your house, attached to your clothes, floors, carpets etc.
Pug Photos
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