Pugs are famous for loving their naps. On average, adult pugs sleep between 12 and 14 hours a day. Puppies and senior pugs? They often sleep even longer—sometimes up to 18 hours. All that sleep isn’t laziness; it’s just part of being a pug. Rest helps their bodies recharge and supports healthy energy levels between…
Pregnancy in pugs usually lasts about 58 to 68 days, with the average around 63 days. Understanding this timeline helps you prepare properly and care for your expecting pug throughout her journey. Veterinarians and experienced pug owners agree that while this gestation period is similar to other small breeds, pugs require special attention due to…
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…
Pugs are charming, playful dogs who often want to be where their people are—even if that means hanging around the pool. Their unique body shape and breathing make swimming more challenging than it is for many other breeds. Understanding these challenges is key to keeping your pug safe and happy around water. While pugs can…
Bringing home a baby pug is exciting, but it’s also a long-term investment. From the upfront price to everyday expenses and vet care, it’s important to know what you’re really signing up for. These wrinkly little charmers come with big hearts—and some equally big costs. What You’ll Pay for a Pug Puppy Pug puppies from…
Pugs may be small, but their shedding game is strong. Their short, dense coats tend to release hair year-round, and if you’re not brushing them regularly, that fur ends up everywhere—your couch, your clothes, and your floors. Brushing isn’t just about tidiness. It also supports healthy skin, reduces irritation in their wrinkles, and keeps their…
French Bulldogs and Pugs may look similar at a glance—small, wrinkled, flat-faced, and full of charm. But living with one (or both) shows just how different they really are. From their health quirks to their energy levels and personalities, each breed has its own rhythm. Whether you’re choosing between the two or just curious about…