If your pug is experiencing hair loss or bald spots in any way, I am sure you are concerned! In this article, we will explore various aspects of pug hair loss, including its causes, treatment options, and preventive measures. Let’s delve into the world of pug alopecia and discover ways to maintain your pug’s healthy coat.
Pug alopecia, or hair loss, can manifest in various forms, such as bald patches … Read the rest
Pugs are prone to breathing issues due to their unique facial structure. Shortened airways combined with soft tissue obstruction makes smooth, quiet breathing impossible for many pugs. Read on to learn about common pug respiratory conditions, evaluating breathing troubles, and steps you can take to support your pug’s airways.
Breathing difficulties affect most pugs to some degree due to their brachycephalic (short-muzzled) anatomy. But some pugs have more severe obstruction … Read the rest
It can be worrying when your pug suddenly seems sluggish and low energy. While brief laziness is normal, ongoing lethargy often signals an underlying health issue. Read on to understand common causes of reduced activity levels in pugs and when to seek veterinary care. With attentive care and treatment of any medical conditions, you can get your pug back to their peppy, playful self.
Pugs are prone to various conditions that sap their energy, … Read the rest
Many pugs greatly dislike having their nails trimmed. But regular trims are essential for comfort, preventing injury, and maintaining healthy feet. This guide covers smart strategies for clipping your resistant pug’s nails safely and minimizing stress. With patience and positive reinforcement, nail care doesn’t have to be a battle.
Pugs often become very dramatic when it’s nail trimming time. Screaming, wiggling, hiding – they pull out all the stops to avoid the … Read the rest
You’ve noticed that your pug is arching his back. Whether he’s doing this occasionally or consistently, it’s important to figure out the reason why your pug is arching his back. There are many potential causes.
Dogs may briefly arch their spine while running or stretching. If ongoing, your pug is likely arching their back because they are in pain. Dogs arch their backs when they have abdominal pain, anal gland issues, a spinal … Read the rest
About four years ago, when my pug Beans was about 12 years old, she started acting strange at night. It wasn’t every single night, but it came in waves. She’d have a few restless nights, then would be fine for a few weeks. Then she’d have another few nights where she’d be off, and so on. Sometimes we’d go months in between episodes like this, even.
When she was acting strange at night, it was usually just not staying settled … Read the rest
Pugs largely do want constant attention. They are very affectionate dogs that are true companions for their humans. If you allow them to be at your side 24/7, most pugs gladly will be!
Depending on what type of relationship you like with your dog, this can be a benefit or a disadvantage. If you’re someone who wants a cuddly laptog, a pug is a good choice. If you prefer a dog that is fairly independent … Read the rest
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Once when browsing a pug-related hashtag on social media, I saw a comment that said something like “Pugs are so cute, and I love their personalities – I’d get one if they didn’t smell so bad!”
Another time I had a friend who lives out of state, and hadn’t met my pugs, ask me if my pugs stink all the time. She had heard that pugs are just stinky dogs, no matter what … Read the rest