Pug

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Activities

Health

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FOOD Choices

FOOD Choices

Pugs require a balanced diet that's rich in quality proteins to support their relatively sedentary lifestyle while preventing obesity, a common issue in the breed.

It is important to include fiber to aid digestion and manage their weight, along with essential vitamins and minerals to support overall health.

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Activity Requirements

Pugs have a relatively low activity level and are content with short, daily walks combined with playtime indoors. Despite their enthusiasm for play, they should not be over-exerted, especially in hot or humid weather, due to their breathing difficulties.

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Shedding coat

Pugs require regular grooming due to their short but shedding coat, which needs brushing several times a week to manage shedding and keep the skin healthy.

Ear care

Ear care is important as their compact shape can lead to moisture accumulation; regular checks and cleaning will help prevent infections

Grooming

Their distinctive facial wrinkles should be cleaned regularly to prevent dirt buildup and potential infections.

Paw

Nail trimming and paw care are crucial to avoid overgrowth and cracking, ensuring comfortable movement.

Health Care

Skin & Coat

They frequently suffer from skin infections, particularly in the folds of their skin, which require regular cleaning to prevent irritation and bacterial growth.

Obesity

Pugs are especially prone to obesity due to their low activity levels and propensity for overeating. This can lead to serious health issues such as joint problems, diabetes, and respiratory difficulties.