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Charlie is a gorgeous Pug. He is smaller (about 25 lbs), has a great shape, and color. Charlie is a very
playful boy, loves tug-of-war, and like all pugs, is the consummate clown. He loves attention and has the
best disposition. Charlie is a very social, non-aggressive fella, and gets along great with other dogs. We
lucked out when we got Charlie.
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FAQ OPTIONAL HOUSEBREAKING
THE PUG
The
origin
of
the
Pug
as
a
dog
breed
probably
begins
a
long
time
ago
in
ancient
China,
although
it
certainly
did
not
look
the
same
as
today's
Pugs.
Dogs
known
as
"short
mouthed"
dogs
are
described
in
writings
that
date
to
around
600
years
BC
and
were
likely
the
forerunners
of
todays
modern
breed
that
we
call
the
Pug.
Emperor
Kang
Hsi,
about
950
AD,
commissioned
a
dictionary
of
all
the
Chinese
characters,
and
in
it
there
are
two
references
that
could
be
describing
the
Pug:
"dogs
with
short
legs"
and
"a
dog
with
a
short
head".
By
the
1300s
there
were
three
separate
types
of
dogs
that
are
identifiable
as
founders
of
breeds
of
today:
the
Pekingese,
the
Japanese
Spaniel,
and
the
Pug.
It
wasn't
until
the
end
of
the
1500s
and
early
1600s
that
China
began
trading
with
European
countries
such
as
Portugal, Spain, Holland and England
