Pug

Peggy

Pugs are the best

8/7/2006

Rating: TBA (17vote/s)

I have had my pug Spanky for almost 7 years now. She is the first dog I have every been owned by, and an ideal mathch for me and the family. She is like a living teddy bear. She does not require much exercise at all, but enjoys going out to play when we get the chance. Most of her time is spent following the sun as it moves around the house and trying to sleep in a sunny spot. She gets up to rotate windows throughout the day. When she isn't sleeping she is playing with me or loving on someone in the house. Pugs are very affectionate and terrific with children of all ages and make good therapy dogs as well. They do shed, so if dog hair bothers you, take this in to consideration. I find it a small price to pay for all the companionship and love I get from my pal. Pugs are very intelligent and can be stubborn, so I recommend obedience training to make the first couple of years happy and establish who is the boss. Once you live with a pug you know what it is to be loved unconditionally.

carol

pugs, silver/fawn

9/21/2005

Rating: TBA (25vote/s)

So many Pug People love these little people in fur suites, I tell people these are the children I always wanted and were meant to have. Love my Pugs & they love me! I do have a problem with people thinking they are dumb, they are not. If you start at a early training and stay with it. When humans get a canine they think a 6 or 8 weeks it is to tell them when they have to go to the bathroom and it took 2 to 3 years for them to teach a human child to do this, what is wrong with this picture? If it takes you 2 to 3 years to train a human and only a year to train a canine, it is well worth it. A human child has to have their hair brushed everyday, so why do people feel it is too much to brush a Pug everyday. Feeding a child the right food is very important, so why is it any different for a Pug? Exercise, well if you don't exercise your child will not, temperament, I wish humans had a fun loving temperament as a Pug. Watch dog? They let you know when any thing is moved, funiture, most of all. They do not like changes! So if people want some thing better than humans, GET A PUG!

Sarah

Pug

7/17/2005

Rating: TBA (12vote/s)

I have owned my pug (named Rascal) for 3 months. He is a great little dog and I wouldn't trade him for anything. He's fun to work with, he's loyal, he's (almost always) obedient and a great companion. He has the greatest temperment I've ever seen in a dog, always wagging his tail politely at everyone, yet he's a great little watchdog. He's one of the smartest dogs I'll probably ever own. Though I will admit he is stubborn.

Currently I'm using him in Obedience and Agility, and I'm proud to say he excels at both. I can't say enough good things about this little dog. He's ALWAYS wanting to make me happy. And that he does. I will NEVER regret getting my pug. And I intend on getting another one (or two) in the future.

Peg

Pugs

4/26/2005

Rating: TBA (13vote/s)

Our first beloved Pug named Pugsley was given to us and lived for over 14 years, his face turning gray with age. We missed his companionship and happy disposition so much that when it was time to get another dog we chose another Pug.

Brutus was 4 days old the first time I held him in the palm of my hand and has that same happy, loving, stubborn and mischievous disposition. We wouldn't trade him for anything!

krystal

pugs

3/15/2005

Rating: TBA (14vote/s)

pugs are the best companions!

Yanina

Pugs/Mops

12/22/2004

Rating: TBA (12vote/s)

The Pug is my favorite and lovely dog breed. I have pugs/mops. He's name is Toshka. Our family is very in love with him .