How Do You Raise A Purebred Pug Puppy?
Pugs start out as active, high-energy dogs that settle into couch potato mode when they enter adulthood. They like to be with their people. Pay close attention to your dog’s health needs, give him quality food and care and your pug puppy will enjoy a long and healthy life. Establish a relationship with a good veterinarian. According to Pug Village, pugs require more veterinary care than most dogs. Interview vets to find one that is a good fit for you and your dog. Arrange an appointment with your veterinarian for an initial puppy exam and vaccinations. Familiarize yourself with health concerns specific to the pug. Some health issues that affect pugs are: dry eye, cataracts, elongated soft palate and hip dysplasia. They often have breathing issues related to their short muzzles and heavy necks. Pug puppies are also prone to skin mites. Buy a quality food, especially meant for small breed puppies, like your pug. The kibble will be sized to accommodate his smaller mouth. Pug puppies need
