It is a well known fact that Pugs are the perfect pet for families with children. They’re generally patient and love playing games, especially tag! The shape of their mouth prevents them from biting efficiently so they can’t hurt you or your kids when playing roughhousing in nature (or on accident).
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The little pug dog has an amazing personality that is full of life and energy.
Pugs are a breed of dog that has been around for centuries. They’re known to be both friendly and intelligent, making them an ideal pet or companion animal in the modern world!
The Pug is a great dog for those who want to give and receive affection. The breed thrives on human touch, so if you have plenty of free time or are patient enough with your pet’s needs they’ll love being cuddled up in bed next to you all day long!
Pugs are a great family dog, as they’re generally patient and loving with children. The shape of their mouth prevents them from biting efficiently which makes these dogs fairly harmless!
The Pugs are among the most gentle and passive of all breeds. They will tolerate prodding by children, aren’t known to nip or bite when being looked after properly in their home environment with family members around them who can help monitor what they’re doing at any given time; these dogs truly love living life as part of an close-knit group! That said though – just like humans – even pups have different personalities: some may be more fragile than others depending on how much care was taken during raising him/her (or her).
With proper care and nutrition, Pugs can live well past their average life span.
