Toy Breed Dogs: Pugs

Pug is one of the greatest toy varieties. (Male, 12-14 inches 13 - 20 pounds, female, 10 - 12 inches 13 - 18 pounds). Pug is known for its small square body and cute wrinkles. They have a heavy coat that falls seasonally. They are available in apricot, black and silver. It seems interesting that Pug is a healthy puppy, but they may be difficult to take care of. Therefore, before a person returns home, he or she should know their background, attitudes, and especially their needs.

Perhaps one of the oldest breeds in the world, Pug is a Chinese dog preferential dog, apparently in China since 700 BC. After the Netherlands started trading with China, the varieties found it in Europe and soon became favorites of Orange House dogs, and also European aristocrats. In addition to making perfect companions, they are often excellent watchdogs used by the military. Their loyalties and trustworthy nature make them the order of Pag, a symbol of the Bavarian Freemason society. In the process of startup, the new members had to be given dog collars, scratched with the door, and bound by other members to determine their self restraint.

Pug is one of the best known species today and is thought to have started before 400 BC. There is some controversy over the origin of Pag. Most researchers believe Pag was born in Asia, descendants of Pekingese with short hair. Other theories think that it is the result of crossing the Little Bulldog, but the other theory speculates that it is representative of Dogue de Bordeaux. The artist Hogarth has a pug named "tramp" he often paints in his work. Varieties spread in the 19th century Victorian era. The Tibetan monastery considers Pagus as a pet. The varieties have entered Japan and Europe. So it became not only a royal pet but also an official dog of the Orange House in the Netherlands. Prince William II has Pagus. It is said that dogs, especially in 1572, saved his life at the Helmunie when the dog approached the Spanish and cried them to warn them of their existence. In France, Napoleon's wife Josephine had a pug named fate.