Pugs are famously wrinkly pups. That’s what makes them so adorable.
But those super cute fat rolls and skin folds need regular cleaning to prevent bacterial buildup and infection.
If you’re worried about your Pug’s skin health, then you’ve come to the right place.
If you’ve been thinking of getting a Pug of your own, you’ve probably had the gender debate. Should I get a male or female Pug?
Finding a pet that fits with your unique lifestyle can be a challenge. Trust me, I know how you feel. Before getting my Pug, I ummed and ahhed like there’s no tomorrow.
Listed number 28th of 196 breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC), the Pug is one of America’s favorite breeds. Known for their delightful antics and described as charming, mischievous, and loving, they are a wonderful family dog.
If you’ve been looking to get a teacup pug, you might be second-guessing yourself since there is a strong backlash when it comes to teacup pugs.
What makes them unique is their small size, and in case you’re wondering if they can fit in a teacup, they can.