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Bowser


Description
The Pug has a distinctive square, compact, thick, and muscular frame with loose, wrinkly skin. The coat is sleek and soft. Pugs have a short, flat, black muzzle, ears that feel like velvet, and a curly tail.


Size
Pugs are usually around 10 to 14 inches high, and weigh a hefty 15 to 28 pounds. Males are slightly larger then females.


Coat
Pugs have a smooth, short-haired coat.


Color
This breed can be fawn, black, apricot fawn or silver fawn.


Temperament
Pugs are even-tempered, playful, mischievous, have great charm, dignity, very intelligent, and an outgoing, loving disposition. Pugs get along well together and aggression towards other dogs is rare.


Care
Pugs have an easy-care coat. It is advisable to trim their nails regularly and check their ears for any kind of infection.


Exercise
Regular exercise is good for Pugs, however, do not over do it. It's best during cooler parts of the day as they are heat sensitive.


Training
They can become bored with repetitive training.


Shedding
This breed sheds year round, but more heavily during the warmer seasons.


Allergies
Some Pugs are prone to allergies.


Barking & Howling
Pugs do not have a tendency to bark, but do make a great watch dogs.


Life Expectancy
Healthy Pugs can live 12 to 15 years.


Health
Their short muzzle contributes to chronic breathing problems, including wheezing and snoring. They have delicate eyes and have a tendency toward conjunctivitis and watery eyes.


AKC Category
Toy Group






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