When does the pug shed its hair? The baby pug will start to shed its fetal hair 3-4 months after birth. Generally, this molting period will last for several months; the adult pug will change its hair every year in spring, summer, autumn and winter. It also sheds its hair, which usually lasts about a month. The owner should comb the pug every day to promote hair growth.

Pug puppies will begin to change their lanugo hair 3-4 months after birth. At this time, the soft lanugo hair will fall off and stronger hair will grow. Generally, this period of shedding lasts for several months. Some dogs change hair quickly and it will be over in one or two months. Some dogs change hair slowly and are still shedding after three or four months. Faced with this situation, owners should comb their dogs more often to promote hair replacement.

Adult Pug dogs will also shed their hair every spring, summer, autumn and winter. This is due to the influence of the climate. In spring, pugs will shed their thick winter hair and grow sparser hair. In autumn, the sparse summer hair will fall off and thick hair will grow to resist the cold winter.

During the pug’s moulting period, the owner should provide the pug with adequate nutrition and scientifically combine the intake of protein, calcium, vitamins and other nutrients to promote hair growth. You can feed your dog some hair-beautifying nutrients, such as seaweed powder, lecithin powder, etc. In addition to paying attention to nutritional supplements, you should also comb the pug's hair every day, preferably two or three times a day, or at least 1-2 times a day if you don't have time. Pug dogs have poor immunity during the molting period, and a large area of ​​their skin will be exposed, making it easy for parasites and bacteria to invade the body. Therefore, owners must keep their homes clean.