CONGENITAL DEFECTS – A WOLF’S WOLF, WHEN AND WHY (part 2)
POSSIBLE PROBLEMS IN THE FIRST THREE WEEKS
Genetic factors are responsible for the low percentage of deaths and other disorders in newborn puppies. Therefore, if you take into account the factors of genetics, proper feeding, hygiene and prevention, then you will increase your opportunities for normal, healthy and successful offspring. Continue reading
HOW TO CORRECTLY ADHESE THE EYE OF THE Pug
This article will discuss how to properly glue a pug’s ears.
The shape of the pug’s ears can be of three types:
1. “button (button)” – the ear is a triangle, hangs well on the cartilage and completely closes the ear canal;
2. “rose” – the ear is “broken” in the cartilage, slightly opens the ear canal;
3. “false rose” – the ear is “broken in the cartilage” and sitting high, so that almost the entire auditory meatus opens. Continue reading
Pug has come! (part 2)
The club is developing, perhaps not as fast as we would like, but it is definitely gaining strength and firmly moving towards its goals. If at the beginning of our work there was a feeling of distrust from fans of the breed, then after almost three years I am pleased to note that young breeders and owners of Pugs are showing more and more attention and interest. The club holds exhibitions with the awarding of club titles Candidate for Club Champions, Club Winner and Club Champion. Continue reading
Pug has come! (part 1)
A small, harmonious, tightly knit dog with a large head and a short wide muzzle. Above the small flattened black nose are large dark and talking eyes. Tail ringlet. These dogs with a monkey face are winning the hearts of many. But if you figure it out and look deeper, live and talk with Pug, you will understand that it is not the appearance, but the valuable inner qualities of this dog that will bind you forever. Continue reading
Acquaintance with the breed. Pugs need to know!
This small breed has a huge history. There is much debate about the true origin of pugs. It is believed that the breed came from China. The origin was associated with the Pekingese, with the Bulldog and even Mastiff. Pug was once a companion of Buddhist monks in Tibet. The breed was popular among royal families, Napoleon’s wife, Josephine, also had a pug. It was claimed that this dog carried secret messages to Napoleon in prison. Continue reading
