Doesn't everybody just love pugs?
Pugs are special - with some unique requirements and needs. We're highlighting some of the products and places that Pug People should know about!
Pug Fuzz
Let's face it. Much as we may adore them, we wish our Pugs wouldn't shed so much! The Furminator can help. Regular use, even on short-coated dogs, will reduce the dust-bunny population at your house. The Furminator is guaranteed to reduce shedding better than any brush, comb or rake! It says so right on the package! It removes the undercoat and loose hair quickly and easily. Walking in style
The Soft Harness by Puppia World is comfy and stylish. The front and collar portion is made of a cushy polyester air mesh that fits broadly across your dog's chest so he can walk comfortably and any pressure from the leash is distributed evenly across his neck and shoulders instead of at his neck! The mesh is edged in super-soft matching or contrasting velour. Straps of strong nylon webbing keep your Pug safely with you! What's cuter than a pug?
Keeping cool
Be sure to keep your Pug cool when you're out and about - the Water Rover is a convenient water bottle with its own bowl! When your pup needs water, just pull out the stopper and put the Water Rover down. You can store the stopper behind the belt clip. Water flows into the bowl instantly. The flow will stop automatically - the bowl will not overflow! When your little one is finished drinking, tilt the bowl back so that the extra water flows back into the bottle - no waste! Pugga Tugga Wubba
We love Wubbas! This is a wonderful toy for any little dog - great for chewing on, fetching, carrying around, playing tug-of-war. Wubbas can hold up to a persistent chewer (although we haven't found anything that will last forever), and has enough weight to throw a distance, without being too heavy for our little guys to carry happily.
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Summer style
In warm weather when a bit less coverage is a good idea, we love the Yellow Dog Design Step-in Harnesses. They're easy to put on, keep pressure away from our dogs' throats, and stylish, as well! Clean and pretty
It's imperative to keep all those adorable Pug wrinkles clean - much more kissable that way! A useful tool is the Tear Stain Guard swabs. The Tear Stain Guard prevents new tear stains and gradually fades existing stains to keep your little dog's fur bright and healthy-looking. Formulated by a veterinarian and holds a U.S. patent. Follow the directions on the pack to release the solution and apply directly on the affected area. Cute, cute, cute!
Pug Resources
- Pug Dog Club of America
- "You haven't lived until you've been owned by a Pug!"
- PugRescue.com
- Pug rescue organizations listed by state/province/country.
- Pugs.com
- The pug dog home page for pug lovers! Dedicated to providing honest, factual information about Pugs, Pug Dogs, and Chinese Pugs. Information about puppies, health, daily care, training, and more with a live interactive discussion forum. Many articles covering pug puppy care to old age issues.
- PugVillage.com
- Online pug community.
- Pug Talk Magazine
- Pug Talk is the only breed magazine dedicated to pure-bred Pugs for over 30 years. Twice awarded The American Dog Writer's Award for best single breed magazine, PUG TALK is written by Pug people for Pug people.
- Pug Health - Helping All Pugs Be Healthy Pugs
- Providing pug health and medical information for all pug lovers to help keep all pugs healthy. We hope to provide pug medical and health information for all pug owners and pug breeders.
- PugParty.com
- Home of the Chicago Pug Crawl!
- Golly Gear for Small Dogs
- Golly Gear is the place for fun, practical, affordable items for your small dog. Collars, leashes, harnesses, carriers, treats and toys especially for little dogs.
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