Blake Strawberries are nature’s candy. Deliciously sweet. The perfect morsel.
But can Pugs eat strawberries?
That’s the question we’ll be asking today. They might be one of the most popular fruits for us humans, but can our gorgeous Pug indulge in this summer favorite alongside us?
If you’ve been thinking of adding some new fruits to your Pug’s diet recently, then you’ve come to the right place. But first things first, let’s talk about all things strawbs!
Pugs are well known for their cuddly temperaments, but just like any dog, Pugs might have behavioral challenges sometimes.
Pug behavior problems come in all shapes and sizes. Every Pug has a unique personality and experience.
If you’re concerned about your Pug’s behavior or thinking about getting a Pug for the first time, you’ve come to the right place.
We’re going to talk in-depth about some classic Pug behavior problems, leaving no stone unturned.
If you’re anything like me, you fell in love with your Pug’s wrinkles the moment you set eyes on them as a pup.
But as cute as those wrinkles and lines are, they also need special care. Our Pugs’ skin folds are vulnerable to infection.
But don’t worry, we’re going to tell you everything you need to know about preventing and treating your Pug’s wrinkles infection.
Sid was small when he was a puppy. At that time, I was wondering, is my Pug skinny?
He loves to eat, the piggy way. But he is very thin, I can even see his ribs when he’s a puppy. I quickly understood Sid was underweight and did a lot of research.
Finally, Sid is at a healthy weight now.
Of course, you need to visit a vet first, but here’s a guide to help you better understand your Skinny Pugs beforehand. I am going to share:
Let’s go!
Whether you’re looking to get your lonely Pug a companion or simply want another dog around the house, you might wonder if pugs get along with other dogs.
It’s important to consider whether your current pooch will get along with their new roommate.
Figuring out whether to get a second dog can be a difficult decision.
Sid (our Pug) has Charley our German Shepherd, they are best friends. We believe it’s a good idea to have Pugs with another dog as a companion.
Here is a guide with our experience.