Why a pug?
WHAT TO FEED THE DOG OF THE BREED OF Pug?
There are many types of dog food: from canned food, which must be supplemented with biscuits, to dry complex food, which fully meets the requirements for health and normal growth.…

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Puppy selection (part 3)
I won’t discover America if I say that children from champions and import manufacturers are expensive. Famous foreign kennels will not sell a puppy to a novice at all without…

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About walks
For proper physical development, daily walks in the fresh air in any weather are necessary. The pug must have well-developed and strong muscles. And without proper training, this cannot be…

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Pigment keratitis in pugs

The cornea is the transparent part of the anterior membrane of the eye that transmits light. Normal healthy cornea is transparent. Keratitis is a corneal disease in which usually transparent cells are filled with pigment. Pigment keratitis is the process of losing the transparency of the cornea and staining the cells brown. In foreign publications, the disease is called “pigmentary keratopathy”. Continue reading →

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TREATMENT OF PIGMENTAL KERATITIS.
An agent capable of completely reversing pigment keratitis does not exist. After the pigment covers the cornea, it becomes difficult to eliminate. As a prophylaxis and to reduce the amount…

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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…

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Why a pug?
There are many reasons why people are going to get a dog: a childhood dream, a fashion trend, a feeling of loneliness, a request from a child, a momentary desire,…

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ARGUMENTS FOR THE NATURAL FEEDING OF DOGS
At the molecular level, the dog’s DNA is almost identical to wolf’s DNA: the difference is reflected in 0.2% of the mitochondrial DNA chain. On a scale of genetic material,…

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