Pugs are typically good-natured dogs, but if you’re bringing a Pug into your home with kids or other pets their aggression can be an issue. It is important to socialize and train your Pug properly from the beginning if you want them not only be loving, sweet but also kind. If they don’t get enough exercise or playtime as a puppy their personality could change drastically by adulthood!

Heat illnesses are something that the entire family should be aware of this summer. With a heatwave forecast for many areas over the weekend, it’s important to stay cool and avoid being outside as much as possible. Dogs in particular need plenty of water at all times – don’t forget their drinks!

The most important thing you can do to protect your dog from heat stress and the risk of a crush injury or worse, is make sure they stay hydrated. For small dogs that don’t need much water in order cool themselves down when it’s warm outside (like Pugs), give them an old baseball cap with some holes cut out on top so their sweat will evaporate more easily while fording streams across hot days during summer months!