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QUESTION: What's the difference between a Pug and a Chinese Pug?
ANSWER: Absolutely nothing. Pugs are known as Pug Dogs, Pugs, and Chinese Pugs interchangably. The American Kennel Clubs (AKC) register the breed as the Pug
 
QUESTION: Do Pugs really snore that much, or that loudly?
ANSWER: In a word, yes. Almost every Pug snores, and usually it's not as loud as a person, but it can easily be mistaken for someone snoring. Pugs snore, snort, snarfle and make sneezing noises and often will pass a lot of gas too. Just expect them to be noisy dogs, but not barkers.
 
QUESTION: Do Pugs shed very much?
ANSWER: Yes Pugs do shed their hair! Pugs have both a top coat and an undercoat, with the top coat having long straight hairs and the undercoat having softer fluffy straight hairs. Normal hair length on a Pug is about 3/4 of an inch, although they can be longer. 

QUESTION:  Why can't Pugs stay out of doors?
ANSWER: Pugs are inside dogs.  Pugs cannot tolerate high heat, humidity or cold for very long. 

QUESTION: How much daily care do they actually require?
ANSWER: Fresh water , fed and lots of TLC. Really not that much. On a weekly basis, you should brush their coat, keep their faces clean and check their eyes for problems. Most Pugs take about 20 minutes a day per dog. Monthly, you should also trim their toe nails, and maybe give them a bath if they need it.

QUESTION: Which is better for just a pet - a male or a female Pug?
ANSWER: In general, males are more laid back, loving and people oriented than females tend to be. Females, on the other hand, make better alert dogs (they watch for strange things going on at "their" house) and are more aloof and independent.  These are generalities, of course. There are some males who are independent and some females who are more people oriented - but for the most part the characterizations are true.

QUESTION:How long do Pugs normally live?
ANSWER: Being a small breed, healthy Pugs normally live from 12 to 14 years, but can live for many more. Becoming a Pug owner becomes a long-term commitment.

 
QUESTION: Do Pugs make good watch dogs or guard dogs?
ANSWER: Not usually. Some pugs may alert you that someone is nearby by barking, but most Pugs are more interested in greeting new people. The look of the Pug often will scare people.
 
QUESTION: Will everyone tell me my Pug is "so ugly it's cute?"
ANSWER: Yes, probably many times.
 
QUESTION: Do you need an appointment to see the pugs and pug puppies?
ANSWER:  Yes.
 
QUESTION:  Can you hold a puppy till it is ready for a new home?
ANSWER:  Yes I can with a non-refundable deposit of $100.00.
 
QUESTION: Where are you located?
ANSWER:   Honey Grove, TX 75446
 
QUESTION:  Do you have a Guarantee?
ANSWER:  Yes and you can read it on the Guarantee Page.
 
QUESTION:  What does a puppy come with?
ANSWER:  My puppies will have their 1st puppyshot and wormed and come with guarantee, AKC papers, food and a toy.
 
QUESTION:  What age can the puppy go to new home?
ANSWER:  I keep them till weaned (at least 6 weeks of age) and longer if needed.
 
QUESTION:  Do pugs dig?
ANSWER:  Not as a general rule. I'm sure there are some rare occasions.
 
 
 


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