Bananas and apples are common fruits in most households, and if you’ve got a pug, you’ve probably caught them eyeing your snack more than once. These fruits can be a healthy treat—but only when offered the right way and in the right amounts. For pugs especially, even safe foods require a little extra thought. They’re…
When your pug is diagnosed with struvite crystals, their diet becomes a top priority. These crystals can develop in the bladder and cause painful urinary tract issues and, in severe cases, blockages that may require emergency care. While any dog can be affected, pugs are particularly sensitive due to their compact body structure and predisposition…
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…
Pug owners quickly learn that living with one of these lovable dogs means dealing with a surprising amount of fur. While their short coat might seem low-maintenance at first, pugs are actually known for shedding quite a bit—especially fawn-colored ones with double coats. This post breaks down what causes all that shedding, what’s considered normal,…