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Known for his ancient and royal roots, the Pug is a popular and beloved dog breed. In fact, as one of the oldest breeds known to man, the Pug was once a respected resident of Imperial palaces. Here’s some more Pug facts that you might find interesting:

Originating in China around 700 BC as the pets of Tibetan monasteries, Pugs eventually became pets in Japan and then in Europe.

Pus were favored by royalty and Josephine, the wife of Napoleon had a pet pug named Fortune.

Pet Pugs were the constant companions of William Prince of Orange. On one occasion, one of his pugs saved his life. In 1572, William was awoken one night by his barking pug, just as the Spaniards neared Hermingny.

William Hogarth loved his pet Pugs so much that he often used them as subjects in his numerous works. Hogarth is one of the many painters who include this particular breed in their paintings.

The American Kennel Club recognized Pugs just in 1885.

Pug Facts For Care And Grooming:

Your Pug may not have long hair, but he still requires regular grooming to keep his coat looking shiny and to keep his skin healthy.

It is extremely important to cleanse any dirt in the creases of the Pug’s folds to prevent infections.

With the structure of the Pug’s face, one must always provide food and water dishes that are shallow and wide enough that they damage their eye on the side of the bowl.

Every dog, no matter the breed, will require dental care. Specifically referring to Pugs, their teeth should be brushed at least several times a week, followed up by yearly visits to the veterinarian for dental scalings.

Size does not matter when it comes down to your pets, per se with Pugs. No matter how small they may be, these dogs require exercise to keep themselves in tip-top shape!

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