SizeSmall Height10 to 13 inches Weight14 to 18 pounds CoatShort EnergyLow
The small but solid Pug is adored for his playful personality. These cute little dogs are one of the oldest breeds, and they love to love—and be loved in return.
The Pug’s motto is the Latin phrase “multum in parvo,” which translates to “a lot in a little”, perfectly describing this small breed. Pugs are a family favorite due to their even tempers, playful personalities and outgoing, loving disposition.
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Although the Pug does shed, their short, smooth coat requires minimal maintenance. Weekly brushing will remove loose hair and keep their coat looking its best.
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Although the Pug does shed, their short, smooth coat requires minimal maintenance. Weekly brushing will remove loose hair and keep their coat looking its best.
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The Pug's adorable eyes are also one of his problem areas, as he may experience corneal ulcers and dry eye. Like many other flat-faced breeds, Pugs also experience breathing problems – especially in heat and humidity.
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Since Pugs are small, choose a small breed dog food formulated for their size and unique needs to maintain their ideal body condition.
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When selecting a food for your Pug puppy, choose a formula with DHA to nourish brain and vision development and antioxidants to support their developing immune system.
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The Pug is an ancient breed, tracing back some 2,000 years when the emperors of China developed these refined pets. Like many Far-Eastern breeds, Pugs were a treasure outsiders only acquired as a gift.
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Napoleon’s wife, Josephine, used her Pug, “Fortune”, to carry secret messages under his collar to her husband while she was imprisoned at Les Carmes.
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