10 Realities New Pug Owners Should Learn to Accept

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If you own a Pug or have been around them a lot then you know this to be true: Pugs are very easy to love. Not only that, but a Pug has the special ability to tug at a human's heart strings like no other dog can.

If you're thinking about getting a Pug for the first time or adding another furry friend to your doggie party, you may or may not know that Pugs love being the center of attention. They are the life of the party!

These small doggies have a big personality, and when they meet and greet larger dogs, the size difference between them and the large dog does not phase them. In fact, they will likely want to play or show the big dog who's boss! LOL!

This adorable and playful breed takes a lot of work and if we're honest, can be a full-time job. Your Pug may struggle with anxiety and will wish you could be around them all of the time. For many this may not be a possibility, but as a committed pet parent, you will need to do your best to give your Pug your undivided attention and make time for him.

When bringing a Pug into your family expect to laugh a lot! Pugs love being the center of attention and with that will come a lot of antics. However, with laughter comes great responsibility and there are some realities you must accept about your Pug baby.

One thing's for sure: A Pug is worthy of your love and will give you the same amount of love (if not more) in return!

Next, check out some important things you need to learn and accept about your fur child. By understanding these factors you'll be better prepared to care for your Pug, and if you already have a doggie, there are tips you can take away from these realities as well. 

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