Get expert-backed tips on understanding and shaping your pug’s behavior. Whether you’re dealing with barking, potty training, or leash pulling, this category offers practical advice to help you raise a well-behaved, happy pug. From early puppy training to correcting stubborn habits, discover behavior strategies that work with the pug’s unique personality—always with kindness and consistency.
Last Updated: December 2025 If you live with a pug, you’ve probably heard those sudden snorting or snuffling sounds that seem to come out of nowhere. It can sound dramatic, especially if you’re new to the breed. In most cases, though, snorting is simply part of how pugs breathe and react to their surroundings. 👉…
Pug puppies are full of energy and curiosity—but those sharp little teeth can cause plenty of frustration. Biting is a normal part of puppy life, especially during teething. While it’s harmless at first, it’s important to teach your pug early that biting people isn’t okay. With patience and consistent training, you can help your pug…
Pugs are known for their lively personalities and expressive behavior. Barking is one way they communicate, and understanding their vocal habits can help you create a happier environment for both you and your pug. Veterinarians and experienced pug owners agree that barking varies widely depending on the individual dog’s temperament, training, and surroundings. Knowing what…
Pugs are charming little dogs known for their unique voices and expressive personalities. Sometimes, their high-pitched screams can surprise owners and even cause concern. These screams are usually a natural way for pugs to communicate their feelings and needs. Veterinarians and experienced pug parents say that understanding the reasons behind these vocalizations helps owners respond…
If you own a pug, you’ve likely experienced their adorable tendency to stick by your side — whether you’re lounging on the couch or just walking from room to room. But does this mean pugs genuinely love to cuddle, or is it just their curious nature? Understanding your pug’s affectionate behavior can help you build…
Pugs may look silly, but there’s more intelligence behind those big eyes than people expect. While they’re not famous for following commands like working breeds, pugs are smart in their own way. Their intelligence shows up in problem-solving, understanding routines, and reading human emotions. They’re not traditional obedience champions—but that doesn’t mean they’re not clever….
Pugs are naturally social dogs who thrive on companionship—whether it’s with humans, other dogs, or even cats. Their gentle temperament and curiosity often make them good candidates for multi-pet households. But introducing a pug to a cat isn’t something to rush. While many pugs and cats can live together peacefully, it’s important to plan introductions…
Pugs have a way of winning people over with their squishy faces, clownish behavior, and deep loyalty. But when it comes to training, these little charmers can be just as stubborn as they are adorable. That doesn’t mean training is impossible—it just means you’ll need the right mindset, patience, and a few smart strategies to…
Puppies explore the world with their mouths, and biting is a natural behavior. However, when a puppy constantly nips at your feet, it can become frustrating. Training your puppy to stop biting requires consistency, patience, and the right techniques. By understanding why puppies bite and using positive reinforcement, you can redirect this behavior and encourage…
Dealing with indoor accidents can be frustrating, but you’re not alone—many pug owners face this issue, especially during training stages or after changes in routine. Whether your pug is a young pup or a senior starting to slip, there are several practical ways to guide them back to consistent potty habits. Pugs are smart, affectionate,…