Pug History
Pug history is long and regal, in fact, Pugs sat on the Chinese emperors’ laps all through the era of the Shang dynasty. Before long, the Pug had gained popularity which quickly spread to Tibet. Pug dogs became the Tibetan monks’ loyal companion, and when they were brought back to Europe, they became the favorite pet of European royalty.
The pug dogs from Europe were the first kind of dogs to be traded in by the Dutch East Indies Trading Company merchants in the period between the sixteenth and seventieth century. The Pug dog has been a valued dog of royalty like Mary II and William the III. In Italy, Pug dogs were clothed with pants and a matching jacket. The Pug, elegantly dressed, would then take a seat next to the coachmen of the wealthy people.
Pug history is actually very fascinating since this dog has travelled most of the world. Pug dogs are typically loyal, affectionate, playful, perky, and loving. Nearly all Pugs have a wholly relaxed and cheerful nature. This is a kind of dog that is very bright, a bit naughty but with a golden heart.
When you are planning to get a Pug, you must know that this kind of dog needs a lot of attention since they may become envious when they are ignored or haven’t been played with.
A Pug normally weighs from fourteen to eighteen pounds. The maximum height that they can have is about eleven inches. These dogs are a perfect indoor companion. They are also kind to children as well as other pets.
Although they are great for small apartments, Pugs do need some exercise so plan on a daily walk for your pet. In addition, you will need to brush your pug as well as clean the folds of his skin, brush his teeth and clip his nails.
Although Pug history is lengthy – going back to 400 BC, this breed is still extremely popular due to it’s great temperament. Adopting a pug can be a smart decision, after all it’s not every breed that can be a favorite for thousands of years!
If you do adopt a Pug, you’ll want to learn how to properly train and care for your new pet – to find out more about the specific needs of Pug dogs, Click Here!
Samantha on Wed, 18th Feb 2009 10:04 pm
Your website is nicely put together. I homeschool so I go to this group and Grade 6-8 have to write a speech. My speech is about Pug’s. Those are my favorite kind of dog’s. Well got to go. Oh My name is Samantha.