12 Realities New Pug Owners Must Accept

As many existing Pug owners will tell you, pugs are a lot like big dogs that are trapped in small bodies.

pug-cute-puppy-eyes.jpgThey love to run around, play, have fun and are won’t back down from a fight despite their small size.

Pugs are clever and energetic little guys that can be quite a handful. They love getting attention and will pull off crazy stunts just to get some laughs from their human friends.

They are great at reading human emotions and can use what they know for their benefit. These clever dogs will use whatever they can to their advantage and will take over your household if you let them.

Overall they are adorable little guys that would make amazing pets for the right owners.

If you are considering to own a pug, or you’ve just become a new pug owner, there are some realities you do need to fully accept.

Check out the twelve realities new pug owners must accept on the next page! …and if you already are a pug owner, see if you can relate!

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3,194 thoughts on “12 Realities New Pug Owners Must Accept”

  1. #11 learn to fear the crazy pug eye! Yep – woke up to crazy pug eye this morning! I think they forgot that you will learn more about vacuum cleaners than you ever wanted to!

  2. The answer to too much shedding is to feed our Pugs some fresh raw beef heart meat! Works like a charm! My two Pugkids are now sleek and shiny, and don’t shed nearly as much. Sure wish I had known that 51 years ago when I got my first Pug!

  3. Try feeding your Pug some fresh raw beef heart meat; about 1/4 lb every week or so. Rinse in warm water to warm it up, then cut it into bite size pieces. Pugs love it, and it has minerals they need for their coats. Mine are sleek and shiny, with much less shedding!!

  4. I have two sisters from two different litters different as night and day.. Love them both and would never change having them. They are a source of great pleasure for me…

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