the pug of my life

GORI THE PUG

HIS NAME IS GORI. HE IS NOW 1 YEAR OLD. HE IS A PUG BREED. HE IS VERY CLOSE TO MY MOTHER. HE LOVE TO EAT. DURING MY FREE TIME I USE TO GET HIM SOME VEGETARIAN PIZZA. 

Sometimes playful and clownish. Sometimes calm and dignified. Always sturdy and stable, good-humored and amiable. This is the Pug.

Though peaceful with all the world, the Pug will sound off with his rather odd-sounding bark when visitors arrive. Then he will welcome them inside with snorts, snuffles, and grunts.

As is the case with most short-faced dogs, his large expressive eyes, wrinkled forehead, cocked head, innocent expression, and strange sounds bring out parental feelings in many people.

Indeed, a Pug is very childlike and always needs to be with you. If not spoiled too much, he can be depended on to maintain his sweet, comical, charming personality.

Pugs are fine with other animals. (But they can be jealous of another pet sitting in your lap.)

Though stubborn, Pugs seldom get into real mischief. Adults spend much of the day sleeping.

Gassiness can be an embarrassing problem, and housebreaking can be a challenge, especially in the rain, which Pugs detest.

Meanwhile, in China, Pugs continued to be bred by the royal families. When the British overran the Chinese Imperial Palace in 1860, they discovered several Pugs, and brought some of the little dogs back to England with them.

Pugs are generally healthy, but like all breeds, they're prone to certain health conditions. Not all Pugs will get any or all of these diseases, but it's important to be aware of them if you're considering this breed.