Small and spunky, the pug dates back over 2000 years. Their story is rich in history and they have been favorite subjects for many painters. They weigh between 14-18 pounds and are 10 inches to 14 inches in height. They are known as Mops in Germany and Carlin in France.
The Pug comes in many colors including black, apricot-fawn or silver. They are AKC recognized. Their short, smooth, glossy, fine coat is very easy to groom. They only need an occasional brushing and only need bathed with necessary. Be sure to clean the creases in their face regularly. Pugs have been known to love attention and they typically enjoy the attention that a good brushing gives them. Their curly tail, flat muzzle and prominent eyes are three of their best known appearance traits.
Born to be a companion dog, the Pug loves attention and being with their family. They need a family that will not leave them alone for long periods of time on a regular basis and do best in homes where someone is around most of the time. They are a lap dog and enjoy relaxing with their family, but they also have an energetic side and need plenty of play time. Be sure that you don’t over exert them. They are happy-go-lucky little dogs. They do well with other pets and dogs, but early socialization is recommended. They have an *I’m in charge* attitude with their family and other pets. Due to this reason and their small size, they work best with older, well behaved children. They will let you know if they hear an unfamiliar sound or if someone is at the door making them excellent watchdogs.
Dating back to 700 BC, the Pug originated in China. There is a debate among many groups as to which dogs were used to develop the pug. Pugs were mainly used as companion dogs for royalty and nobility. They were introduced to Europe through trade ships traveling between China and Europe. It is said that a Pug saved the life of William, Prince of Orange by alerting him that the Spaniards were approaching. Napoleon’s wife used a Pug to send a secret message to him when she was in prison. Winston Churchill’s wife called him by the nickname Pug. Many of you might be familiar with the famous pug Frank that appeared in the movies Men in Black and Men in Black II.
With their loveable, happy nature and need for affection and companionship, the Pug makes an excellent dog for families looking for a lap dog with a take charge attitude. They enjoy traveling or staying at home as they are happy whenever and wherever they are with their family. Their whimsical looks and nature make them hard to resist.
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A taste of a multi-level boxing class offered at The School of Hard Knocks, Pugs Boxing Club, @ 824 S Main St., Crystal Lake, Il. taught by trainer Gary Dobry.
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My pug partner Mandy and I competing in AKC agility competitions. Mandy is still worried about the *stranger* in her play ground when going into tunnels and she loses focus at the weave poles. She is a free spirited young lady and I’m proud to be her partner! Thank-you Mandy.
My pug partner Mandy and I competing in AKC agility competitions. Mandy is still worried about the *stranger* in her play ground when going into tunnels and she loses focus at the weave poles. She is a free spirited young lady and I’m proud to be her partner! Thank-you Mandy.
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Listen to the remaining 5 FREE Litter Box Training Audio Lessons and… receive the following Laser-Targeted Information that You can put to work for you and your puppy Dog before the Course.
Time Frame – How long will litter box training take?
Myths – What you think you know might just be wrong!
Alpha Figure – If you’re not it, you’re out!
Location – This can make or break the training process!
Word Association – Make it all happen with words!
Potty Times – Without a schedule, you’re doomed!
Positive Reinforcement – It’s like learning to ride a bike!
How to Train a Pug – Learn how to train your Pug obedience and discover tips and techniques you can use in this video. You can also get more information on Pug training by getting the FREE Dog Training Blueprint at: http://www.amazingdogtrainingman.com
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A taste of a multi-level boxing class offered at The School of Hard Knocks, Pugs Boxing Club, @ 824 S Main St., Crystal Lake, Il. taught by trainer Gary Dobry.
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My pug partner Mandy and I competing in AKC agility competitions. Mandy is still worried about the *stranger* in her play ground when going into tunnels and she loses focus at the weave poles. She is a free spirited young lady and I’m proud to be her partner! Thank-you Mandy.
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How to Train a Pug – Learn how to train your Pug obedience and discover tips and techniques you can use in this video. You can also get more information on Pug training by getting the FREE Dog Training Blueprint at: http://www.amazingdogtrainingman.com
