I Hate My Pug Puppy

We got our dog about 3 years ago. After a few months, I knew it was a mistake. But, we got him from the pound, & he had been there for so long! No one wanted to adopt him. He's very annoying & very dumb, uncommonly so. He hates playing, hates our big back yard, is awful on hikes, & is an all-around dumb, whiney dog who just sucks up money & stinks up the house.

I hate my pug puppy. My pug has the sweetest personality, maybe you have to own and keep them around a bit to see that come out. When I first got my pug it did take time to warm up to her because she did lack personality, but now its as if she is my child. I agree with most of what you have to say, but regardless of how much you or other hate them, they are still here. The new puppy is a so-called “Morkie,” one of the “designer” mixed-breeds that are trendy these days. Pretty much universally, these puppies come from pet stores or are sold over the Internet, which means that returning them is not, and should not be, an option. You are not alone! I can sympathise with the ggrrrrr factor - took my 5 month old puppy to the vets this morning (follow up injection for a strained tendon, caused by too many puppy handbrake turns ), and he managed to cover the entire boot of the car with poo.The crate, the upholstered bit of the boot, the straps that hold the crate in, the vet bed, the toy I'd put in with him to calm him down... I highly recommend neutering though, my male Pug had a testicle that didn't drop and that is what prompted me to have him fixed, but really I didn't get him to breed I got him to love. You have to remember though, Pugs were bred as companions and they hate to be alone and will react with bad behavior.

It's a pugalier, meaning it's half pug and half King Charles cavalier. But it's all pain-in-the-arse. If you're wondering whether this is just another rant from someone who hates dogs, you'd be right. My mom told me we were getting a puppy. We didn’t know what kind yet but we were getting a puppy and that was final. A week or so later my mom showed me a picture of a dog and he was a little, sad looking hound. I was a little bit disappointed because:-I don’t like short hair dogs-I don’t like bony dogs Hi. Getting another pug would be great. If you are worried about your pug rejecting a new pug to the family, you could bring him with you for them to meet before you really bring another home. I have 3 pugs and they all get along very well. I too watch them on my webcam when I am not home and they all cuddle and sleep together on the couch. In no time your puppy will be used to wearing his brand new puppy collar and his shiny new pet tags just leave them on and they’ll get used to it. By the way, this probably doesn’t apply to most people, but most of my puppies hate wearing their “Puppy In Training” bib/jacket a couple of my pups even chewed up the sides of the material.

If a Pug has one parent that is aggressive in nature, that may be passed down and may be a reaction exhibited by the puppy as well. In addition, if a puppy grows up around a parent that frequently shows aggressive behavior, they will begin to mimic this behavior as they become an adult. The author comes clean about why she just can't handle her monster pet, and why we're judged for saying, "I hate my dog." My pug is 10 months old and I honestly hate him. I want to give him up. If it were not for my hubby and kids wanting to keep him he would be gone already. My kids are small and my husband is gone almost all day with work so I am the one responsible for 99% of his care. He poops and pees in my house at least twice a day. My great-grandma had a pug when I was a kid and I couldn't stand that thing. Nmom's obsession just made my "eh" feeling nosedive into hatred. There's only ever been one pug that I could tolerate- one my wife and I have known since he was a puppy- but even then it was just in smaaaaaaaall doses.

Pug puppy biting is an issue that requires to be corrected at an early age. If ignored, it might lead to quite a few difficulties as time elapses. In this brief writeup we have discussed six simple tips on how to turn your little pup into the most disciplined and loyal dog. As a pug owner let me tell you that pugs do suffer from their faces and muzzles. Not your pug specifically or my pug either but the breed in general. I will never be getting another one for that reason. I don't want a dog that is 'healthy for a pug', I want a healthy dog.. My dog can't go out for walks if it's too warm outside. 9 puppies born on November 6, 2019. Below are the initial pictures with pertinent details. Each puppy was named after a famous mountain. (We like each litter to have a theme.) Birthing started at 4:34 am completing at 8:53 am. No complications and all puppies took quickly to the nipple. There are 7 males and 2 females. 5 black males and 2 fawn. Dog Hates My New Puppy. Posted on March 26, 2014 by Brent Bilhartz. What Do I Do if My Dog Hates My New Puppy? You’ve brought home a tumbling ball of fur and you’re delighted. Your new puppy yaps, flops, and explores with ease, but there’s one problem with your bundle of joy: Your other cat or dog hates the new addition.