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ESSENTIALS
To Keep Your pug happy!
TREATS
Where taste meets health
PLAY
All they need for a great
game of tug or fetch
GROOM
To make them look & feel good
WALK
Everything for their favourite
part of the day
PUG
ANATOMY
treat your PUG
Healthy & Nutritious Treats
Happi Doggy Vegetarian Dental Chew
BOWLS FOR PUGS
Slant bowls are easier to eat meals out of than regular flat bowls.
This is because of the flat snouts that pugs have.
PLAY
WITH YOUR PUG
PLAY
WITH YOUR PUG
GROOM YOUR PUG
WALK YOUR PUB
HUFT Reversible Harness
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- Is a Pug a good family dog?
A Pug’s small size and sweet yet silly temperament makes them an adorable family pet. They are generally known to be cheerful, friendly, funny, and great with kids!
- Can Pugs live alone?
Pugs can be trained to live alone for some intervals of time, but can get anxious, lonely or destructive when left alone for too long.
- How many hours a day will a Pugs sleep?
Pugs are known to cherish their sleep quite a lot. They need approximately 14 hours of sleep per day, including deep sleep and short easy naps to be healthy and energised.
- Do Pugs bark alot?
Pugs are not known to be very talkative or bark a lot. When they do, it is usually to alert you of something, or of their discomfort. It is important to learn their ways of communication and reasons behind barking.
- Are Pugs friendly or not?
Yes, Pugs are super sweet and friendly! When socialised properly, they are great with people and kids. They also love attention, so be prepared to have them follow you around like a shadow! You are sure to find a forever friend in a Pug!
- Can I hug my Pugs?
Yes, Pugs can be cuddly and enjoy a hug! However, every dog is different, and it is best to understand their body language before you go in for a hug. Understand to read signs like growling, snapping or moving away to know if and when they want a hug or some personal space.
- Are Pugs easy to maintain?
Pugs are easy to maintain and relatively low-maintenance dogs. Their short coat does not need an elaborate grooming routine, just regular brushing and hygiene maintenance. They are prone to obesity or boredom, so make sure your Pug gets adequate mental and physical exercise!