A Pug was a type of dog that was breed to sit upon the laps of the Chinese emperors during the time period of the Shang dynasty.
Soon the Pug's popularity quickly grew in the Pug became popular in Tibet.
Tibet monks kept the dogs as companions, and then with the changing of the tide the Pug became popular in Japan and eventually Europe.
This was the first breed of dog to be imported by merchants of the Dutch East Indies Trading Company during the sixteenth and seventieth century.
A Pub has been a revered dog of royalty such as William the III and Mary the II.
In Italy a Pug was dressed in matching jackets and pants.
The Pug, dressed to the nines, would then sit beside the coachmen of the rich.
The Pug has an interesting history that travels most of the world.
A Pug is considered to be "a lot of dog in a small space.
" The personality of a Pug is often rambunctious, perky, loving, affectionate, playful and loyal.
Most Pugs have a completely happy and relaxed disposition.
This is a dog that is very clever, a little mischievous but with a heart of gold.
When owning a Pug the owner must understand that this type of dog requires a lot of one-on-one attention.
A Pug may become jealous if an owner ignores them or has not played with them.
This is a type of dog that needs to be doted upon.
A Pug usually weighs between fourteen and eighteen pounds.
The Pug usually only reaches a maximum height of eleven inches.
A Pug makes a great indoor, loyal companion.
Pugs are also very good with children and other pets.
When purchasing a Pug puppy know that you are purchasing a great dog.
A Pug is a beloved and cherished companion.
This is a little dog that embodies a big, warm heart.