Where did the Pug originate?

The Pug is a Chinese breed. The origin of the Pug is Tibet, China. In the early days, the Pug was bigger than it is now. Although the Pug originated in China, the modern Pug was actually bred and bred by the British because it was very popular among the European royal families. Although the ancestors have the characteristics of Chinese dogs, they are actually a veritable mixed breed.

Pug Personality:

Pugs are muscular and ferocious, but they are kind-hearted, intelligent, strong in memory, rich in emotion, cheerful in personality, stable, gentle, lively and playful. They like playing with children the most. They don’t need too many outdoor activities so they are very suitable for outdoor activities Breeding in the apartment. Pug dogs are easy to train, and it is best to find outsiders to train them. But pug dogs are very protective of their owners. If strangers approach, they will bark very loudly. It has more wrinkles on its appearance, and it is characterized by walking like a boxer. It communicates by grunting and snorting like a horse. At the same time, this dog has a good and clean personality, and these characteristics have become the reasons for its popularity.

Precautions for feeding pugs:

1. It is not advisable to let the dog do strenuous exercise before and after meals, otherwise it will affect digestion.

2. Pay attention to remove sharp objects in the feeding food. Dogs are different from cats, fishbone, etc. will easily damage the mouth and throat and cause vomiting.

3. Sufficient protein, fat, sugar, minerals and vitamins should be provided during the puppy's developmental stage. Boiled eggs are the best protein source for puppies, and it is best to buy special milk for milk, otherwise the milk eaten by ordinary people can easily cause diarrhea and vomiting in puppies.

4. Always keep sufficient clean water, and change the water frequently to keep it fresh.

5. Tableware should be cleaned and disinfected.

6. The feeding time and place should be fixed.

7. Pay attention to control the salt content in the food. Don’t be too salty (about 1.4%), otherwise it will cause easy hair loss and increase the burden on the organs. Because dogs are extremely sensitive to sodium, give 3.7 grams of salt per kilogram of body weight. Can be fatal.

8. Garlic, ginger and onion, human ingredients, onions, peppers and other spicy and stimulating foods are not suitable for feeding dogs. Chocolate should be taken care not to let dogs eat by mistake, because dogs cannot excrete theobromine and caffeine. Poisoning phenomenon: such as rapid heartbeat, extreme excitement, convulsions, elevated body temperature, etc. In severe cases, it will affect the central nervous system and lead to heart failure and death.

9. Don't feed it something that is not suitable for it, such as poultry bones. In addition to staple food and drinking water, milk, fruits and vegetables should also be given to it. Just reward it when you eat it. If you are overweight, it will affect your health. If you can not feed greasy food, you will not be fed.

10. In short, one thing to remember is that dogs are different from people. Don’t think that dogs will like or suit what you like to eat.

11. If you want to have a plump and muscular Pug, it is best not to starve it, have a sufficient and nutritious diet, plus proper exercise.