Pugs and the Third Age

Pugs make such wonderful pets, particularly for those in their Third Age - broadly speaking, the Over 50s. Pugs in particular make wonderful companion dogs for the elderly. Their willingness to adapt to their owner's needs makes them the ideal companion dog for any Third Ager, requiring only as much exercise as their owner is able to provide. So if you are in your Third Age and looking for the ideal companion dog, you could do a lot worse than buying a Pug!

Pugs Increase In Popularity

For the first time ever, the Pug has entered the UK Top 20. Yes, you read correctly. Pugs are in the Top 20. Who’d have thought it! Of course this has nothing to do with music charts or book sales. You’d probably have guessed that already. But it does have rather a lot to do with the fact that the benefits of Pug ownership are on the increase. It may have taken a long time – about 2,500 years in fact – but people have finally come to realise what a fabulous pet dog the Pug makes. Originally the Pug found favour with ...

Pug Puppies For Sale

There are many quality Pug breeders who have puppy Pugs for sale. Do your research. Check out the various Pug breeders that you find online. Check to see if they also offer a health guarantee. Check that they are accredited Kennel Club breeders. There are thousands of Pug puppies for sale all waiting to be taken home and loved, just make sure you choose the right one for you. Decide why you want a Pug puppy. Is it to show or is it simpy a family pet or companion dog? It will make a difference as to the breeder you choose. Make sure ...

What Are Pugs Really Like?

Pugs are as cute as they look. In fact as far as looks go, dogs don't come much cuter than the Pug. The Pug is a loveable, affectionate, playful little dog who simply loves the company of people. Few dogs that can match the Pug as a companion dog, which perhaps explains why, with an ageing UK population, their popularity is on the increase. Pugs are sociable little dogs. They are excellent with other animals and children but also sensitive so they should never be treated harshly or shouted at. Their somewhat stern appearance belies their true cheerful personality. They are ...

So You Want A Pug Puppy?

Before you purchase your Pug puppy, consider why you want a Pug in the first place. It will greatly determine what sort of puppy and what sort of Pug breeder you are looking for. Simply searching for Pug puppy breeders will not necessarily guarantee you your desired result. Naturally you will want a pedigree Pug puppy. Buying a pedigree Pug from an accredited breeder is the best way of being certain that you are going to get what you pay for. Unlike simply buying a Pug - or any other breed of dog if it comes to that - without a ...