Dark chocolate might be a rich treat for humans, but it’s one of the most dangerous things your pug could eat. Because of their small size and sensitive systems, even a little bit can quickly turn into a medical emergency. If you’ve ever left a chocolate bar on the counter or had your pug sniffing…
Getting a pug used to a carrier isn’t just about convenience—it’s about safety and peace of mind. Whether you’re heading to the vet, hopping on a plane, or just taking a short car ride, having your pug calmly settle into a carrier can make the entire experience smoother for both of you. Since pugs are…
Pugs aren’t exactly the “lone wolf” type. These little companions crave human interaction, and a quiet house can feel a bit empty when you’re not around. Still, many pug parents have busy schedules—and the trick is making sure your dog feels safe, engaged, and relaxed while you’re gone. A few small changes can go a…