When it comes to our little pug companions, they can pose challenges with their spitfire personalities.

You may find yourself on the hunt for a dog muzzle, not really knowing which kind your pug can use.

The good news is companies have catered to this breed, along with their brachycephalic friends.

There are great muzzles for pugs to control biting, barking, and other bad behavior when necessary.

When the temperatures dropped, I noticed my pug shivering and curling into a ball.

I knew someone who put a sweater on her pug to help her keep warm, and I thought to do the same.

My search showed that the best sweaters for pugs are those which keep a balance between warmth and style, and also ensure that the pug can move without feeling restricted and uncomfortable.

Style may be important, but comfort is key, especially as the pugs would wear the sweaters for as long as the cold spell lasts!

Since your little pug walks around with a furry coat of their own, you may not even consider buying one. But just like us, our little guys get cold!

My pug Sid hates the winter. Getting him his own coat helped eliminate accidents in the house, kept him warm and cozy, and helped him relax on walks.

I bet your pugs want to be snug as a bug in a rug, too.

So fellow pugskateers, I rounded up the best winter coats & jackets for pugs I could find.

Choosing the best food for Pugs can be challenging, especially since Pugs tend to be prone to obesity and joint problems.

You need food that will offer your dog all of the nutrition they need without causing them to gain weight.

You want food that has supplements for your Pug’s joints and other specific health concerns.

Finally, you need food that will taste good enough to satisfy your Pug’s desire to work for treats.

Here’s what you need to know about how to pick the best food for your Pug.