For GaryBV, here's my pug puppy

MomtoPercy

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Meet Gyzmo. He is 6 months old. I adopted him from a lady that couldn't keep him anymore due to personal issues.
He is just adorable, very playful and loud!
 
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Omg look at that little face !!!! Lolllllllllllllllllllll

I'll have to figure out how to post some pictures of my birds, dogs, cat, fish lol the issue is my pics are large sized because my camera is an 18.2 mp

Thank you so much for posting those pictures MomtoPercy, he really is adorable. I have 2 fawn females right now. I did breed puppies once, well, actually what happened is I was getting ready for work, went to call the dogs in, and low and behold they were 'tied' together out on the lawn, and just then a school bus of kids came by - talk about embarrassed. Well to make a short story long ;) she had 5 puppies (Bacchus was black, Minya was fawn) - 4 fawns, 1 black, all females, and I kept every single one, I just lost the last one, the black one - Sombra, last year at 16 years old. I'd make a ****ty breeder because I don't think I can part with any animal.
 
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LOL, me too, Gary! How can you raise that helpless little thing and then let it go? :( I couldn't do it but I'm glad that there are people that can because otherwise I wouldn't have my little darlings
 
OMG Megapixel - she's too adorable - however, I take GREAT exception at your 'bogus' claim of "most adorable little female pug that has ever walked the planet" because that title belonged to my most wonderful pug ever - Minya !!!! *wink*
 
Fight! Fight! Fight! :D I don't think I've met any pug who hasn't been adorable. They are terrific little dogs. (It's a shame when they have the health issues.)
 
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I would never have chosen a pug when looking for a new dog because I am a "big dog girl" - the bigger, the better.
But this little boy needed a home and one look at that squishy little face and I was lost. He's turned out to be such a blessing - the cutest, most loving, brightest little boy!
 
Well pugs have always been at the top of my list, I grew up with them and have had one ever since reaching adulthood. I will say that they can be a challenge to potty train, and also so easy to spoil them. One big surprise for a lot of people is how much a pug, for having short hair, SHEDS!

I have always preferred smaller dogs, although we currently have 3 larger dogs. Small dogs - easier to exercise, less droppings to clean up, lower food bill, can pick up in an emergency, generally live longer than large dogs and, last but not least, take up less room in bed lol
 

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