Pug Reviews

We have had our little Pug since the first weekend in January this year. I remember the day well. He was absolutely tiny and slept a lot. In fact, when we first got him, he slept pretty much all the time. He would play for 5 minutes and then sleep for hours. It was so cute. Luckily for us, my in laws purchased him as a present to ...  Read the complete review

I've had my bitch pug Coco for just over a year and her boyfriend Doug for a couple of years now. After having wanted a pug all throughout my teenage years, when I was finally earning enough money I was able to buy one (£1000 !!!!!) but he was worth every penny. Doug was an adorable puppy but soon started developing little illnesses, we now think ...  Read the complete review

Pugs..... January 8th 2009 we collected our new baby, a gorgeous fawn male pug affectionately named Gordon Ramsay.... We met Gordon 6 weeks after he was born, and he sat calmly and sleepily in the palm of my hand (and I'm a petite person!). Now my review itself is based solely on my experience to date of owning ...  Read the complete review

For as long as I can remember I have always wanted to have a pet. not just any pet, it had to be a dog. It could not be any dog, it had to be a pug! Many people frown upon pugs saying that they cannot breathe properly and have difficulties with child birth for example. The reality is that pugs actually outlive many other breeds and ...  Read the complete review

Pugs are amazing dogs they are classed as the toy breed and can be very expensive to buy due to them being so popular, colours of the pugs are fawn with black masks and one that are all black. When you are going to buy a pug make sure the tail is bent over to the side of there back in nice tight curl, there nails are black and they arent ...  Read the complete review

The pug apparently originate from the shang dynasty and was bred to simply sit on the laps of emperors. The popularity of this dog then spread to Tibet where they were kept by monks then Japan then finally Europe where they were imported to by the Dutch East Indies Trading Company in around the 16th/17th century. Ok but about the dog ...  Read the complete review

I would recommend a pug to anyone with children and those who seek a friend on four legs. They are loveable, full of fun. I have two of my own both male one named Buddy and the other named Gadget. They have proved great friends and companions to my two sons who are ages one to three years old. I used to work in kennels and grooming parlours ...  Read the complete review

I had a pet Pug, who sadly was recently put down. I would however strongly recommend a Pug as a pet. Our dog was called Wicket, named many years ago after the Ewok in Star Wars, whom we thought he looked liked when we were young and first got him. The main problem with Wicket was that we used to take him for walks round the village and he would ...  Read the complete review