Considerations for a properly fitting dog collar When there are so many different styles and types of dog collar on the market, it can be difficult to know what is best and how to fit it appropriately, but the first consideration should always be for the size and disposition of the dog. [ad] For mos[...]
Posts Tagged ‘pug’
September 7th, 2009 - 6:30 pm § in Pug Info
Famous Pug Owners
The Pug originates from China, or so it is thought, and it is also believed that they were bred from the Mastiff, down to where the Emperors might have a lap mastiff. It has been loved and spoiled by countless famous people over the years, and todays celebrities are no different. Interested in who h[...]
September 7th, 2009 - 4:30 pm § in Pug Breeding
Getting a Pug–Use a Reputable Breeder
Pugs are warm, loyal and amazing little dogs with the heart of a lion. Getting the best pug that you can means that you’re going to want to find one with a great temperament, the best health, and the best chance of growing up healthy and happy.[...]
September 7th, 2009 - 4:26 pm § in Pug Care
Protecting Your Dog From Poisons
Be forewarned that some dogs, like some kids, just like to put things in their mouths. The fact is that babies are babies the world over and you’re going to have to pay attention. Many plants are toxic and little folks will try to chew them if they are close to the ground. Plants which [...][...]
September 7th, 2009 - 4:20 pm § in Pug Info
Training Pugs–Food Guarding
Every dog needs some training. That holds true for the oldest and the youngest and for every breed from tiny to gigantic. The Pug is no exception to the rule and may require some extra training from you as they do seem to have a tendency to exhibit some guarding behavior toward food and toys. [...][...]
September 4th, 2009 - 10:28 pm § in Pug Care
Special Considerations of Pugs
Pugs do have some special needs that should be considered. Some of them have to do with their physical makeup and you should take them into account before buying a pug and when caring for it.[...]
September 4th, 2009 - 10:05 pm § in Pug Care
Pug Grooming
One of the best things about pugs is that they don’t require a lot of extemporaneous grooming. Pugs as a rule are very clean. That doesn’t mean they don’t shed. They do shed, only to excess if you don’t keep their coates brushed well. A weekly brushing will keep the undercoat[...]
September 4th, 2009 - 7:25 pm § in Pug Care
Feeding Your Pug
New pugs can eat an incredible amount of food, and some pug owners aren’t quite sure when to stop them. Unlike the rumors and old wives tails your pug puppy will not eat himself to death. In fact although some pug owners give too much table scraps and make the dogs overweight, most pugs get [.[...]
September 4th, 2009 - 7:08 pm § in Pug Info
Is a Pug the Right Dog for You?
A dog of any kind is not to be taken lightly. From the smallest to the largest, dogs can be a tremendous amount of responsibility but they can also be among the most fun and interesting things that you will ever own. Pugs are incredible for smaller spaces. If you’re an apartment dweller or don[...]