Pug’s personality advantages are:

Pug is kind-hearted, intelligent, has a strong memory, rich feelings, cheerful personality, stable, gentle, lively and fun. It likes to play with children the most. Needs a lot of outdoor activity so is perfect for keeping in an apartment.

Pugs are born with an extremely enthusiastic personality, lively and cheerful, and this kind of extremely humane dog character can be said to be humane. Like humans, it will also go through its own unique life experiences and growth stages. As it grows, its personality will continue to change until it becomes an adult dog.

Pugs are relatively quiet. Pug dogs generally stay quiet or play quietly, and rarely bark. Pugs have low exercise needs. Since the pug's respiratory tract is relatively short, the amount of exercise required is small. Usually the owner only needs to take it for a walk. Furthermore, pugs do not shed easily. Pugs are short-haired dogs, so they shed very little hair at other times except during the shedding season. Pug dogs eat little. Although pugs are greedy, due to their small size, they don’t eat much, which will not put a big financial burden on their owners.

The personality shortcomings of Pug dogs are:

Pug dogs want to be cared for and taken care of by their owners, and they also need enough care and attention from their owners. Pug dogs are prone to psychological diseases, such as anxiety, depression, and becoming withdrawn.

Pugs not only have a glassy heart, but also have very strong self-esteem. As long as they feel that they are talking to themselves, they will also show dissatisfaction and then fight with their owners to the end.

Pugs have a strong body odor, so they should be cleaned regularly, especially in wrinkled areas. The Pug's respiratory tract is relatively short, and excessive exercise and stress may cause the Pug to have difficulty breathing.