Pug Dog BreedingFind the Perfect Match

Modern breathing assessments help you select for respiratory excellence! Evaluation includes nostril width, palate comfort, and airway health. Your focus on breathing wellness creates Pugs who play comfortably, recover quickly, and enjoy active lives. Veterinary specialists celebrate your dedication to respiratory health!

Planned C-sections ensure safe, comfortable deliveries! Modern veterinary techniques provide controlled environments where mothers relax and puppies arrive safely. Your preparation and veterinary partnerships create excellent outcomes. Many breeders celebrate C-sections as the safest option for precious Pug families!

Creating temperature comfort is easy and rewarding! Air conditioning keeps Pugs perfectly comfortable. Cooling mats provide extra luxury. Fresh water and shaded play areas ensure happy dogs. Your climate management expertise helps families discover the joy of keeping Pugs cool and content year-round!

Pugs make wonderful companions for prepared families! Their friendly, adaptable nature brings joy to any home. Your education about temperature comfort, eye care, and breathing wellness ensures first-time owners succeed. With air conditioning and regular vet care, Pugs thrive as perfect family members!

Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome affects all Pugs to varying degrees. Shortened airways cause breathing difficulties, overheating, exercise intolerance. Surgery can help severe cases. Breeding for extreme flat faces worsens BOAS. Select for more moderate features.

Many Pugs require C-sections due to large heads and narrow pelvis. Natural birth risks include stuck puppies, oxygen deprivation. C-section rate over 60%. Budget $2,000-4,000 for emergency surgery. Experienced reproductive vet essential.

PDE is fatal brain inflammation affecting young Pugs (6 months-7 years). Genetic test now available identifies risk. No cure - seizures progress to death. Test breeding dogs to avoid high-risk combinations. Devastating disease for owners.

Pugs can't cool themselves effectively due to shortened airways. High risk of heat stroke even in moderate temperatures. Requires air conditioning, limited summer exercise, cooling vests. Never leave in cars. Heat stroke can be fatal within minutes.

Prominent eyes vulnerable to corneal ulcers, dry eye, entropion, pigmentary keratitis. Daily eye cleaning essential. Minor trauma can cause eye loss. Many Pugs lose vision with age. Eye protection during play recommended.

Pugs face numerous health challenges due to extreme brachycephalic features. BOAS, eye problems, hip dysplasia, PDE risk. Ethical breeders work toward healthier conformation with longer muzzles, open nostrils. Health testing essential for improvement.