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Give your Pug the care it deserves!

Big Dog | April 11th, 2010

Pug Dogs are suitable for children because even if they are strong willed, they are rarely aggressive. Majority of this breed are very fond of children and sturdy enough to play with them. Pug Dogs can be very quiet and docile, but vivacious and teasing at the same time, and this depends on their owner’s mood. They can be very good watchdogs as they are always alert but never yappy. Their owner can be very fond of them as they are known for providing comic relief as they are clowns at heart.

Pay attention to this breed’s health and take care of them as much as possible. They love to be comforted and you can do that by giving them The Pug Dog Micro Fiber Blanket, which can be used by kids as well. This blanket is made of 100% polyester and is machine washable, very soft and warm. This can surely give comfort to your Pug Dog or the kids who will be using it.

How can one tell if a Pug is sick?

Ann | November 10th, 2009

The lovable Pug is prone to several diseases such as dry eyes, when tear production is too little causing the eyes to look dull and red.  Mange which are mites that may trigger an allergic reaction, encephalitis that may cause seizures due to brain swelling and hip dysplasia that affect the hip and joints which can be painful. Here are some tips to determine if the Pug is indeed sick.

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Checking their temperature is a sure shot way for the normal range is 101-102 degrees Fahrenheit. Gentle administer in the rectal and if there is indication of fever, take them to the vet. If any unusual odors emanate from the ears or mouth, there may be an infection on the rise. Excessive fluid discharge from the ears, eyes, nose or mouth like drooling is another telltale sign. As canine companions give owners comfort and love, reciprocity should always be present.