Pug
Small & Playful
Small
12–15 Years lifespan
6–8 kg
25–33 cm
Moderate Energy
Moderate Trainability
Toy Group
Fawn, Black
Color/Pattern
Wrinkled face, flat muzzle, curled tail
Special Traits
Compact, sturdy, square-shaped
Body Type
Short, smooth, fine coat
Coat Type
Pug Temperament & Nature
- Affectionate and loving
- Friendly with children
- Social with guests
- Playful and cheerful
- Sensitive to owner emotions
- Enjoys constant companionship
Pugs dislike being left alone for long periods.
Energy & Exercise Needs
Pugs have moderate energy levels.
- 30–45 minutes of light daily exercise
- Short walks
- Indoor playtime
- Avoid heavy exercise in hot weather
Due to their flat face, they can overheat easily.
🎾 Best toys for Pug
Diet & Nutrition Guide
- High-quality small-breed dog food
- Portion control is very important
- Avoid overfeeding (prone to obesity)
- Provide fresh water daily
Healthy weight management is crucial for joint and breathing health.
🍽️ Recommended food for Pug
Grooming & Care Tips
- Brush 1–2 times weekly
- Clean facial wrinkles regularly
- Bathe every 4–6 weeks
- Trim nails monthly
- Clean ears and maintain dental hygiene
They shed moderately throughout the year.
Pug Health Guide by Age
Puppy (0–12 Months)
- Follow vaccination schedule
- Provide small-breed puppy diet
- Gentle training and early socialization
- Monitor breathing and growth
Adult (1–7 Years)
- Maintain healthy weight
- Moderate daily exercise
- Annual vet checkups
- Monitor for breathing issues
Senior (7+ Years)
- Switch to senior diet formula
- Reduce physical strain
- Watch for joint stiffness
- Regular health screenings
🩺 Nearby vets for Pug owners
Puppy Care & Canine Behavioral Medicine
Monday to Saturday
Pune, Maharashtra
₹600 – ₹1,000 per consultation
Canine Medicine & Preventive Care
Monday to Saturday
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
₹700 – ₹1,200 per consultation
