![]() ![]() Pugs are relatively healthy dogs, capable of living to 15 or older when well cared for. If yours is considerably heavier, consult with your vet about putting him on a diet. Pugs are prone to obesity and, just as with humans, carrying too much weight can lead to illness, injury, and even death.Ī show-quality Pug will weigh between 14 and 18 pounds. But for his own good, you’ve got to gird yourself and say no. Yes, it’s difficult to refuse that little scam artist at your feet. And “Please, please, just one more, I’m soooo hungry.” Before you know it, you’ve turned your Pug into a pig. It’s hard because … well, just look at that poor little guy under the table, with his big, soft eyes pleading for just one little french fry. Now, here’s the hard part: No table scraps. ![]() An adult Pug should be getting one full portion of food once a day, or two half potions in the morning and evening. After 6 months and up to the 1-year mark, cut feedings down to twice a day. They recommend that Pug pups under 6 months old be fed three times day. “A good quality dry dog food, moistened with warm water, is generally all they need,” say the experts at the Pug Dog Club of America. Owners of all breeds should carefully monitor their dog’s diet, but it’s an especially important consideration for Pugs. If the AKC gave awards for eating, the Pug would have a lock on the CHX (Chow Hound Excellent) title. Pugs love: Kids Adults who are still kids at heart Romping Napping Snacking. Pugs are: Even-tempered, charming, mischievous, loving, and adaptable The largest breed in the AKC Toy Group-portable but sturdy Originally from Asia, though long associated with The Netherlands A very popular pet the world over Easy to groom, but-despite its short coat- a dog that sheds. ![]()
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