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PugS FOR ADOPTION
- Size Small
- Group Non-Sporting
- Energy Level Moderate
- Grooming Needs Low
- Lifespan 12-15 years
About the Breed
Historically, a bit taller with longer legs, a more defined body shape, and a longer snout, the name “pug” may have come from their “pugnacious” personality or the Latin “pugnus,” meaning “fist-like”—possibly a reference to its wrinkled facial features. Known for their short, wrinkled face, curled tail, prominent eyes, and a fawn or black coat, pugs can also be apricot or silver; though rare colors like white can be the result of thoughtless breeding practices—breeding a pup for color rather than for health. Overall, pugs don’t require a lot of exercise and are low maintenance. Brief walks and a bit of playtime should do the trick. Their darling little personalities and small stature make them great for both families and single folks.
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