What are pugs known for?

Pugs are a unique breed of dog that are known for their wrinkled skin and short stature. Pugs come in a variety of colors, but the most common are fawn (65%) and black (22%). They are typically friendly, great with kids and make great family pets.

Pugs are prone to a number of health problems, including breathing issues, eye problems, and skin allergies. They require a lot of grooming, including regular brushing and nail trimming. Because of their wrinkles, it isn’t uncommon that bacteria can build up without regluar cleaning. They’re are also prone to ear infections. Despite their health issues, pugs are one of the most popular breeds. And with good care, pugs can have a pretty long lifespan, even pugs over 20+ years old aren’t uncommon!

Related: Help! My Pugs Skin Has Rashes and is Itchy!  

We aim for this post to be a complete guide on Pugs, we’ll cover topics and the most popular questions about pugs:

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For the holiday’s, I want you guys thinking custom. Not the generic ol’ gifts you can get at any store. One of my favorite places for one-of-a-kind gifts is Etsy (here’s there Holiday Gift Guide).

The holidays are fast approaching which means that it’s the perfect opportunity for you to show your special someone just how much you value and appreciate her. Whether it’s your mom, dad, grandma, brother, sister or another figure who just loves pugs, the holidays is the best time to express your gratitude and let them feel your care for them.

If the special person you’re celebrating happens to be a pug lover and you’re looking for the best gift for them, then you’re in luck! In this article, we’ve prepared 8 Christmas gift ideas for pug lovers that will surely make your special person happy. So, let’s get into it!

FTC Disclosure: I am a pug owner, and links contained within this website may earn affiliate commissions for my pup 🙂

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Pugs, with their adorably wrinkled faces and bubbly personalities, they’ve captured the hearts of countless dog lovers around the world. And while everyone loves a pug pup, finding a responsible, good breeder can be hard… and not only that, there are many owners who for whatever reason couldn’t be there for the life of their pug, and they end up in a rescue.

It’s unfortunate, but not all pugs find themselves in loving forever homes from the start. Many end up in shelters due to various circumstances, which is where pug rescues step in.

Some may be hesitant adopting an older pug, but the average lifespan is relatively high at 12-15 years, and we’ve seen pugs as old as 23-years old!

In this blog post, we’ll take a journey across the United States to explore pug rescues in every state, shedding light on the dedicated individuals and organizations that work tirelessly to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome these lovable companions.

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Pug Aloha Hawaiian Shirt (See Below)

Do you really love pugs unless you have at least half a dozen pug shirts?

Over the years, I’ve accumulated quite a few and I’m here to share some of my faves – and some that we designed!

With that being said, a few are going to be hard to get. I’m a pug lover for life – that means some of these shirts are vintage (sort of). But I did some research and I was able to find most of them, or at least some alternatives. 

The Best Unique Pug T-Shirts 

So I’ll start with what we really want – pug shirts that you can buy right now!… the following 3 are my designs which you can buy on Amazon – so you can get them Prime’d ASAP! Thank you for the support! ❤️

These three are my designs, all available on Etsy.

The Notorious PUG – Designed after The Notorious BIG famous album, Ready to Die.

Puggy Potter – I designed this one for my girlfriend, to combine her love of Harry Potter and Pugs ❤️

Pug Deadlifting Donuts Gym Shirt – I designed this after some of the things I love the most – pugs, the gym and of course donuts! PS. This one’s also available as a tank top! 

And of course, this post isn’t meant to be self promotional, I love to support other artists – here’s a few more pug shirts that I own…

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Question: My 7 year old pug has recently been scratching herself loads lately where she’s making her skin bleed. I’ve had her at the vets twice and this morning they saying it could be anxiety, that when she’s not around me she gets separation anxiety, so they’ve give me anxiety tablets, but I don’t see this being the case as she does it when I’m with her through the day. I think it’s more allergy skin type, is there anything anyone recommends or does anyone else’s pug none stop scratch.

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