Blake 
You probably already know that fawn pugs are cute. Instagram is full of these squishy bundles of joy.
If you’re thinking about introducing a pug into your home, you’ve come to the right place.
In this blog, we are going to cover everything you need to know before taking a fawn pug under your roof.
We’ve got the expertise and want you to have all the tools you need to care for your precious pet.
Pugs are fantastic little dogs. The American Kennel Club describes this ancient breed as charming, mischievous, and loving.
We have researched 17 different pug mixed breeds. Our review of these cross-breeds can help you decide on the right fit for your home.
Pugs are wonderful dogs – loving, loyal, and happy.
However, years of breeding for ever more extreme brachycephaly (the smushed in face) has caused some real health problems in the breed.
Do you have a pug that is not a fawn or black color, or are you looking for a pug of a rare color?
There are many different coat colors that a pug can be, with most pugs being fawn or black.
In this article, we will discover all the possible Pug colors and types that your dog can have.
Let’s get started.
Image source: Instagram
If you’re thinking of adding a pug puppy to your family you’ve come to the right place.
In this article, I’ll be providing a comprehensive lowdown on pug care from the get-go.
We will be covering everything from prenatal care to birth and moving your baby pug home.
Stay tuned for tips and tricks that will help you navigate the joys and challenges of pug care.
So, let’s get started with the first step in a newborn baby pug pup’s life.
Birth!