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Pug: Children And Other Pets

Pugs love kids. Though small, the Pug is not delicate like some toy breeds, so he is a good breed choice for families with children. However, children who want an active pet to retrieve balls or play soccer will be disappointed with a Pug. Adults should always supervise interactions between children and pets.

Properly trained and socialized, the Pug enjoys the companionship of dogs, and can be trusted with cats, rabbits, and other animals.

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Water and Squeakers

I'm worried about my pug and squeak toys and water. He hates squeak toys he will hide from them or try to get between me and the toy. I a... (continued)

0 25 Aug 21, 2008 3:06am by Storm Loire
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Pug shedding?

We are in the process of researching puppies to add to our family. We were pretty much set on a Pug puppy until I learned of their sheddi... (continued)

4 457 Jul 23, 2008 12:38pm by ladonnaweaver
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