This Pug just won't share his treat with baby. Watch their hilarious game of keep away!
Although this Pug got his way in the end and didn't let the poor baby have his yummy cookie, it's important to know that it's not the best idea to give our pups cookies. Doggy treats are much better for our dogs, and I'm sure the baby will appreciate having his own cookie to himself soon! LOL!
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Cindy Emilio Garcia
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Joey Garcia
Pam Krup
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Ok, this may seem funny now, but it won’t if puggy bites the baby thru no fault of his own. Shame on these parents!
Cathlena C. Sutter Hinkle
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Pugs are awesome
Jason Sexton
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Kaitlyn Ashley
Elaine Simpkins Carrillo
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I had 2 pugs for 14 years. They never once bit my grandkids. ever!!! Pugs are known for biting. That pup would never have harmed that baby.
Spencer Lee Duron
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Rebecca Flores Duron
Caitlyn Hoss
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Chris Nulf
Robert M Reyes
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Stop being a downer and just enjoy the video.
Marsha Holladay
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That’s just not a safe situation. You can never be sure what a dogs reaction may be. I’m tired of these videos putting kids and dogs in precarious situations thinking its cute.
Marsha Holladay
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Robert M Reyes, your entertainment should not come at the risk of a child and a dogs well being. You lack good judgement and integrity.
Marsha Holladay
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Wake up!!! You had two pugs that didn’t, but plenty of us have one that wouldn’t and another that would full on attack!!!! No two dogs are the same!!!
Pam Krup
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Any dog, even a Pug, is capable of biting. js
Marsha Holladay
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I have two. One would let the child take his all day! The other would attack every time!!! No two living creatures are the exact same.
Pam Krup
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I also have 2 Pugs. One is aggressive with his food (towards the other dogs) so when he eats his dinner, he is sectioned off on the kitchen.
Phyllis Treece
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i am not so sure this is funny, never a good idea for dogs to be protective of treats or for children to take them away from dogs…bad parenting here…
Phyllis Treece
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Marsha Holladay agree
Phyllis Treece
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agree…still never put the dog or the child in a position where there could be a problem….bad parenting
Cody Powers
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Victoria Lynn
Christine Pfeiffer
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Don’t never say never. I’ve seen many come thru rescue for that very same reason. A pug is still a dog and instincts kick in.
Connie Troup McLeroy
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Ashley Farr McLeroy. This is cute. But I can’t see my pug leaving it on the floor in the first place.
Sharon R. Smith
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Lindsey Gorman
Ryan Campbell
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Shahrzad Kiani
Louise Danielle Macatangay
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Crissa Longares
Ivette Cabrera
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Cute
Laurell Brenny
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We have three pugs n not a ne tried to bite anyone they are very temperate I think never had any problems with them we love our pugs
Jeni Thomas
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Brian Porrecca
Alexandria Fowler
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Troy Bell
Donna Lytle
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Nicole Farace, Nila Sanchez….lol….this would be Muffin
Shahrzad Kiani
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LOL omg. dying.
Justin Liegl
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Andrea Reyes hehehehe
Sharon Chaput
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Priceless!
Bethany Spelce
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Alex Spelce
Hayley Doyle
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Kaleb Cobb
Ann McKennis
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This is not safe!!! I love pugs and babies, but it’s just not safe to tease like this. One snap and baby’s cheek can be torn open.
Missy Wade
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As cute as this is, the fact that who ever wrote this was more concerned about a Pug eating a cookie my thought would be just because its a Pug doesn’t mean it wouldn’t bite to keep the baby from getting his food.
Skate Tyo Hoyana
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Bamanye Lwana
Gary Roe
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If your video is unavailable, take out the whole damn thing.
Celestine Clifford
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ROFL!
Steven Thomas
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Me likey