Pug Origin
The Pug is of Chinese origin. They were prized possessions of the Emperors of China and lived in a most luxurious atmosphere. The Dutch traders brought the Pugs from the east to Holland and to England. The more refined Pug that we know today must be credited to the English. This happy little dog was enjoyed by many Monarchs of Europe and to this day is a favorite with royalty and discerning people all over the world. The American Kennel Club first recognized the breed in 1885. The Pug Dog Club of America was founded in 1931 and recognized by the AKC that same year.
Showing posts with label puppies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puppies. Show all posts
Monday, February 8, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
1st Puppy Bath
Found this video of the puppies first bath, they were so cute back then. What am I kidding they are still cute now!
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Sleeping Puppies
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Pugs Can Swim
My pugs Amir and Bubba swim, so every pug can.
Most of people say that pugs can't swim , it's true because the shape of their body but they aren't all the same.
If you want your pug to swim, you need to start taking it to the beach at an early age. I used to take my pugs to the beach twice a week and now, a year and half later, they like the water.
It's true that they swim for a short time, but I don't believe that it's because their body however it's because of their breathing capability.
Take your pugs to the water more often, let them play in it, get used to it, play with other dogs in it and they will eventually learn how to swim. It's natural for them like for every dog, but it's also their quick learning from seeing other dogs doing it. Pugs are a very smart dogs and they pick up new things quick.
There are always exceptions to every rule, forget what people can tell you and start teaching your pug how to swim. You will have to go in the water with your pug at first to make them more comfortable but eventually they won't need you to go in with them. They will start going in by themselves.
Don't let your pug around your pool or hot tub, again not because their swimming capability but because their breathing capability.
A pug can swim, but supervision is necessary.
http://brad-pug.blogspot.com
Most of people say that pugs can't swim , it's true because the shape of their body but they aren't all the same.
If you want your pug to swim, you need to start taking it to the beach at an early age. I used to take my pugs to the beach twice a week and now, a year and half later, they like the water.
It's true that they swim for a short time, but I don't believe that it's because their body however it's because of their breathing capability.
Take your pugs to the water more often, let them play in it, get used to it, play with other dogs in it and they will eventually learn how to swim. It's natural for them like for every dog, but it's also their quick learning from seeing other dogs doing it. Pugs are a very smart dogs and they pick up new things quick.
There are always exceptions to every rule, forget what people can tell you and start teaching your pug how to swim. You will have to go in the water with your pug at first to make them more comfortable but eventually they won't need you to go in with them. They will start going in by themselves.
Don't let your pug around your pool or hot tub, again not because their swimming capability but because their breathing capability.
A pug can swim, but supervision is necessary.
http://brad-pug.blogspot.com
Saturday, May 23, 2009
First Christmas
Friday, May 22, 2009
Chewing on bones
Playing
Driving in the car
First Boat Trip
My new baby pugs
Sunday, December 28, 2008
My Pugs
I have two Pugs, Bubba & Amir. I have always wanted to own pugs because I thought they were such cute dogs but I was always told they have such bad health problems, ie. skin problems, breathing problems, nose problems. The list goes on and on. But when my boyfriend and I decided to get dogs I knew that it had to be a pug. What ended up being 1 puppy turned into 2 pug puppies. I searched on Kijiji.com and found a breeder about 30 minutes from me. Her pugs are registered with the AKC, purebread and have a long line of champions. She allowed us to come out and see the puppies before we even put down a deposit. Once we decided we signed a contract with her and kept in touch over the phone, and through email until we were able to pick up the puppies. Since we have had them they continue to get cuter everyday. And I'm not just saying this but these are the cutest pugs I have ever seen (even though as their mom I have to say that). We are coming up on their 1st birthday and I still feel like they are puppies.
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