Pug dogs are born with enthusiastic personalities, they are cheerful and lively. Moreover, this kind of pet dog is also a very humane dog. Like humans, they also go through different stages of growth, so their behavior and personality will gradually show differences in the acquired environment. Pugs want care and attention from their owners, and they also need enough care and attention from their owners. Because psychological diseases, such as anxiety, depression, becoming withdrawn, etc., can also affect Pug dogs.

Strictly speaking, Pug dogs are kind-hearted, smart, have strong memories, are affectionate, cheerful, stable, gentle, lively and playful. They like to play with children the most. They don’t need too many outdoor activities, so they are very suitable for apartments. Raised inside. Pug dogs are generally easy to train and are best trained by outsiders. However, Pug dogs are very protective of their owners and will bark fiercely if a stranger approaches. Moreover, Pug dogs have many wrinkles and walk like a boxer.

The Pug is a considerate, lovable small dog that does not require exercise or frequent grooming, but it does need a companion. It has a wrinkled appearance and uses grunting breathing and horse-like sniffling as its way of communication.

Although the Pug looks like a pimple, this is purely a misunderstanding caused by its appearance. Pug dogs are actually very lively and cute, and their IQs are quite high. So look at its specific personality traits and don't decide based on its appearance, although it does look silly. You must know that 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.

Because the Pug has a lively and friendly personality, and likes to play with children, especially since it does not need to rely on exercise to vent its energy, and its small size, it is quite suitable to be raised in urban apartments.