— Charming. Mischievous. Loving.
With roots tracing back over 2,000 years to Chinese imperial courts, the Pug has long been bred purely for companionship rather than work. Their distinctive wrinkled face, curled tail, and comically expressive eyes have made them one of the most beloved toy breeds, though their flat face brings meaningful health considerations owners need to plan around.
With roots tracing back over 2,000 years to Chinese imperial courts, the Pug has long been bred purely for companionship rather than work. Their distinctive wrinkled face, curled tail, and comically expressive eyes have made them one of the most beloved toy breeds, though their flat face brings meaningful health considerations owners need to plan around.
The Pug has a short, smooth, single coat coat in fawn, black, apricot, silver, with high (despite short coat) shedding year-round.
Pugs are credited with saving the life of William the Silent, Prince of Orange, by alerting him to an assassination attempt in the 16th century — a story still referenced in Dutch royal history.
Pugs have been serving humans in many important roles including: Imperial Companions and Royal Companions .
