10 Realities New Pug Owners Must Learn to Embrace

9) You will learn to fear the crazy Pug eyes, which are really telling you that your Pug wants something! She'll likely stare you down until she gets what she wants — so you better practice saying no now before it's too late! Or it may already be too late. Haha!

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10) And, of course, there's the infamous head tilt when your Pug is listening to you and trying her hardest to figure out what you're saying. It's cute, enduring, and makes you want just to pick her up and shower her with kisses. Your Pug will happily oblige and give you lots of doggy kisses back!

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So now that you're aware of some of the Pug realities, are you ready to be a committed Pug mom and dad? I think you will find that having a Pug is worth the effort, expense, and time. Pugs are comics and clowns and will provide you with hours of entertainment and not to mention laughter. They also will give you a ton of unconditional love.

If you've been a Pug owner before then you probably can relate to these realities and have learned to love and embrace your Pug for who he or she is.

Bottom line: As a new Pug owner, you MUST be aware of the care that's involved and learn to embrace everything that is Pug. 🙂 Enjoy your new fur child!

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128 thoughts on “10 Realities New Pug Owners Must Learn to Embrace

  1. Almost 100% accurate, with the addition of the fact that Pugs absolutely cannot stand hot weather either. They cant sweat and with their little brachiocephalic faces, they can’t breathe either. Do not take your dog out in hot weather!

  2. They are beyond awesome!!!! My dearly loved Yeager now has 75% paralysis in his hind legs. He can control his bladder, but not his bowel. If anyone had told me I’d be okay with poop pods years ago, I would have said

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