Blake

Maybe you haven’t thought much about it, but pugs have dainty little paws.

When it comes to keeping their paw pads from harm, it’s best to keep a pair of boots on hand.

Boots can create a barrier between your pug’s feet and freezing or burning temperatures and rough terrain.

Sometimes, our pugs need a little help in terms of transportation.

Whether your furry friend has an injury, is slowing up with age, or is simply lazy on walks—a dog stroller can make everything better.

Buying the best stroller for your pug doesn’t have to be a daunting task.

While there are a few aspects to keep in mind, there are several on the market that can deliver.

Let’s dive in.

When you get a dog, one thing is for sure: they need to go outside to potty and exercise—rain or shine. No one likes the smell of wet dog.

When it comes to rainy weather, they probably aren’t too crazy about it either.

Whether you’re having trouble convincing your pug to go out or want to protect your furniture and carpets post-potty break, raincoats can really help.

I’ve spent 78 hours to find the best raincoats for Pugs. Let’s dive right in.

Have you ever looked at your pug and thought, he would just be cuter if he was wearing clothes? You’re not alone.

Many people have found the advantages of pugs and clothes and there are lots of great clothes to choose from.

Here are some of the best clothes for a pug dog and how you can choose the best one for your pug.

Dogs can be downright messy at dinner time.

Some of them are clumsy, while others attack their food bowl like it’s running prey.

Needless to say, they don’t have the best table manners.

If you’re looking for a solution to kibble and dribble everywhere, consider a non-tip bowl.

Take a peek at my list of dog bowls that can’t be tipped over.