We haven’t mentioned it yet but raspberries are actually very good for you. They contain significant amounts of vitamin C, manganese, and fiber. It has even been suggested they fight cancer! See, Pugs are incredibly astute doggies!
Naturally, we might worry about pesticides or even if the raspberries might be tainted in some way but apparently, this Pug’s parents knows what this fruit is all about. And honestly, when you look at this cute Pug you get the impression it is not the first time she’s sneaked a snack from this vine!
If it’s not home-grown or out in the wild — we hope their neighbors are generous and are enjoying the view of a small Pug having fun eating their fruit!
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Cherri McClelland
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Yes, last summer the only one who reaped the harvest of strawberries and cherry tomatoes was my little pug. I think he thought it was his garden.
Tracy Strong
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Look Paige Strong its Ozzie
Cherri McClelland
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Chris, once you’ve had a pug in your family, you’re bonded to that breed forever. I’m sure that your two had a good life with you.