names for pugs females

M
1.milety
2.miley
3.mobby
4.mwel
5.meal
6.mili
7.mrinal
8.mrinalinee
9.molly
10
mim

pug names for females l-

pug names for females

L
1.lulu
2.lumby
3.licthi
4.lolA
5.liliac
6.limo
7.lokiny
8.luny
9.luti
10.liyacroatikumbotiny

pug names for female f-k

pugs names for females

F
1.fina
2.foli
3.femola
4.fanna
5.felisa
6.femberg
7.felix
8.flogustoninty
9.fumby
10.funbabe
G
1.goli
2.golo
3.gili
4.gen'
5.gem'
6.gust
7.gumb
8.ganda
9.gilina
10.gimrocknesthererfrumbergest
H
1.hannah
2.hima
3.hiliorous
4.helena
5.huny
6.honey
7.hujuny
8.hindiny
9.holo
10.holiwostkockmem
I
1.indiana
2.ila
3.inme
4.ijioloko
5.imma
6.ima'
7.ina
8.indigo
9.ijulis
10.inkujilustonish
J
1.juliet
2.julie
3jul
4.jewel
5.jumber
6.justinity
7.jiny
8.joginu
9.jila
10.jugni
K
1.kuma
2.kila
3.kima
4.kilomatufastonymaki
5.khunq
6.kunger
7.kilo
8.kites
9.kity
10.kate

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name for pugs for girls a-e

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names for female pugs
A
1.ami
2.alastis
3.aben
4.aby
5.amen
6.alulu
7.ahas
8.agoni
9.awen
10.amestiesd
B
1.baby
2.bhondu
3.bina
4.bolo
5.bingo
6.bile
7.bewny
8.bistish
9.bunny
10.bambi
C
1.comeron
2.cambi
3.cales
5.cathline
6.cunny
7 .camby
8.cindy'
9.celcia
10.claries
D
1.dingo
2.dolice
3.dimu
4.donna
5.diana
6.dumbo
7.dreten
8.dodo
9.delanci
10.didi
E
1.enma
2.ema
3.eal
4.emeny
5.eleska
6.elle
7.Eb
8.Eberhart
9.Ebert
10Ebi

snowy

this is sabrina the 4 months old baby

pug i snow

the fact is thta pugs love to play in snow this is henry who loves to play in the snow day and night

Crate Training Tips For Your Pug Puppy

Puppy crate training is a great way to manage the safety and well-being of Pug puppies. It is a great tool for creating good habits in puppies and for preventing problem behaviors.

We crate train Pug puppies for their benefit, and that’s the main reason to do it. As well, it also helps protect the personal items in our homes. In time, the crate will become your Pug's own private area that they will consider its den. Here are a few benefits the crate offers:

•One of the first and most important uses of the crate is in the puppy housebreaking process. Crate training is the best way to quickly teach your Pug to do his business outside.

•Crating a Pug puppy teaches it to chew on the toys we give them and lets them know what we don’t want them chewing on – like shoes and furniture. This is the key to establishing good habits and preventing destructive habits which can be hard to break.

•Your Pug puppy is safe in its crate from a number of dangerous household items. Many puppies are injured or killed every year as a result of chewing wires, ingesting poisons or eating foreign objects.

pug

this handsome boy's name is rico

mother with babies

a cute 5 yrs old mother lemoni

chocolate and vanilla

the black pu's name is karma and the brown one's name is sitma

few pics

lara

this cutie is lara

merry christmas

this is helga

pugs in costume

 1st image-lola and fundoo

2nd image grecian

  3rd image limo and lino

4th image julie and henna

new banner

puggy

The Toy Dog Group

Pug introduces the group of small dog breeds usually referred to as “the Toy Dog group” virtually includes all breeds of very petite dogs. While the so called “lap breed” is comprised of small dogs, not all small dogs that form the Toy Group are lap dogs. Some of them are really good hunting animals, others are working animals and quite a few are good at various outdoor activities and don’t spend all their time sitting in somebody’s lap as silent companions. The reason why breeds are classified into separate groups is that it helps the kennel organizations when they organize canine shows and competitions. Pug readers would be interested in knowing that small dogs should obviously compete with each other, not with the larger breeds. Although some people use the term “Teacup” when referring to a Toy Dog, this is not an official name for the group in question. According to the World Canine Organization, toy breeds fall into the 9th group or category, the “Toy and companion pets”. The Chihuahua, the Bichon, the Poodle, the Pekingese and the English Toy Spaniels, they are all included.

What a Toy Dog has in common with another member of the same group goes beyond the fact that they are all small dogs. Of course, size is the first criterion that brings them together. But size also determines their health issues and their personality traits. Because they are attractive and small and easy to take care of, most Toy breeds were produced so as to be part of the glamorous lifestyle of the upper class. People who were not so well off needed their animals larger and stronger, in order to be able to work. Some interesting details that Pug brings to its readers is that because small dog breeds were associated with a certain social status, everybody wanted a pet of such breed. This is how they became so popular worldwide and their numbers increased. Also, you might like to take a look at theSporting Group.

Although a Toy Dog is usually a healthy little animal, and fairly easy to train, unlike larger breeds, a Toy Dog is often misunderstood. Their reactions are misread. Unwillingly, of course, their owners push these pets towards the Little Dog Syndrome. Little dogs are known to be very lively, affectionate, jealous, loud and energetic. Many of them bark at their own family too. But people accept this because they find Toy Dogs endearing. In reality, such a behavior indicates serious lack of training that will later reflect into the pet’s personality. An animal that barks at its master and jumps on people obviously wants to control humans. 

history

History

Pugs most likely originate from ancient China, although they most likely didn’t look the same they look today. References to dogs resembling today’s Pugs were made as early as the year 600 B.C. in Chinese writings. It wasn’t until the late 16th century and the beginning of the 17th century that China began trading with European countries such as Portugal, Spain, Holland and England. That is how the Pugs that were traded to Europe first got to Holland, possibly due to the trading the Dutch East India Company was involved in. The Dutch named the breed “Mopshond” and this name is still in use today. Although their origins seem to be Chinese, Pugs were made popular and spread around Europe by the Dutch House of Orange and the House of Stuart of England, Ireland and Scotland.

Breed Characteristics:

Body Type

Pug puppies are often called “puglets” and one should know that Pugs are a toy breed. They come in a variety of colors; they have a wrinkly, short-muzzled face and a curly tail. Pug puppies are indeed real cuties. This breed has a fine, glossy coat and a compact square body with well-developed muscles. While most Pugs’ coats are fawn, apricot, silver or black, there are Pugs that are white as well.

Personality

Pug puppies are strong willed but they rarely become aggressive. Usually Pugs are considered suitable dogs for families with children, because Pug puppies grow very fond of children and are sturdy enough to play with them. Like all dogs, Pugs need a little training, but not many people know that these dogs adjust to their master’s mood. That is why sometimes they can be quiet and docile, other times, lively and playful.

Health Concerns

Their coat needs careful grooming. As Pugs have many wrinkles, their owners should especially clean the inside of the creases, as irritation and infection can result from improper care. Pug puppies are susceptible to eye injuries such as scratched corneas. Sedentary dogs, Pugs have compact breathing passageways, leaving many unable to breathe properly or to normalize their body temperature via evaporation from the tongue. If their body temperature goes as high as 42 Celsius degrees, Pugs can die as a consequence of organs failure. Pugs may also suffer from other long term health issues due to body temperature problems and breathing problems. Also, breathing through the mouth, which Pugs tend to do a lot, means swallowing air, which often produces excessive gas. These dogs need to be carefully looked after. All owners should be aware that it is not advisable to leave a dog of this breed alone in the car, that they should train their Pug not to pull in the leash and that they should keep their dog slim so as to avoid respiratory problems. Pugs easily adjust to life in an apartment, they are smart dogs and really easy to train ones, consequently qualifying as wonderful pet companions.

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The Pug is a very special family dog that can be traced back to China and to the year 400 BCE, where they were the companions of the Chinese royalty. Nobody can deny that this dog has some very unique physical characteristics that are both cute and funny. If you do not have a pug around you to look at, the second best is to check some pug pictures on the web, there you will see all kinds of pug pictures including puppy pictures. In this article we will talk extensively about the Pug’s physical appearance, we will try to portrait this breed through a detailed description that will give you a mental overall ideas of pug pictures without having to look at them. We will also talk about the cutest puppy pictures.

The first thing that will attract you attention when you see puppy pictures is the fact that these pets are definitively square and short legged, neither lean nor leggy or a long body are part of this breed. These dogs are rather compact and symmetrical and has been called “multum in parvo” meaning much in little. These dogs should weigh from 14 to 18 pounds of muscle. A very important feature (is not the most) is its head, in fact many pug pictures emphasize this part of their bodies.

Their head has very exact specifications in order to be considered a pure bred pug, it has to be large, and round without any indentation of the skull. Their eyes should be dark, big, kind of salient, spherical and they should have this sense of softness in terms of their expression. Ears should be thin, soft, velvety and black, they should be small too. A pug should have a wrinkly face, these wrinkles are big and deep and should be carefully cleaned to avoid dog skin problems and infections. Their snout should be flat and square with a marked under-bite. Making pug puppy pictures with words is not an easy task, but so far we have been successful, let’s continue. The neck should be arched, thick, very strong and long enough to keep the symmetry with its head. Its tail should be curled tightly over the hip and if possible double curled. Pug pictures will let you see the strong front legs and the powerful slightly bended hind legs. Their coat should be glossy and short, not too soft and not too hard, they should be black or fawn. In the case of the fawn animals, their markings should be as clear as possible. The mask should be as black as possible, as well as the ears. Finally, you are sure to fins a quite a posture of dignity whenever you see pug pictures.

Go ahead and look for pug puppy pictures and you will surely enjoy seeing this funny little dogs. Now that you know what a pug should look like you should be able to identify pug pictures without a problem. Also remember that when you see puppy pictures, you are sure to fall in love with the animals you see, but remember that they are only puppies and that they will age and change as the grow.

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pudge

this is pudge the 6 yrs old cute pug

black pug

this is mop carlin the 3 yrs old black pug

mae 11 weeks pug

so cute this girl is jst 11 weeks old mae charles.