If you have a pug at home, you already know that they’re part of the clingy dog breed group. Known for their wrinkled faces and tiny, flat noses, these chubby pups will shower you with their love and cuteness.
They will follow you everywhere you go, so pay attention to their paws when you go into the bathroom. And when you have a chance to sit down and relax, they’ll quickly come and cuddle with you. Just try and get this lovely furball off your lap! You probably won’t.
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I own a German Shepherd who is 7 years old and is my constant loyal companion does not want to go with anybody else just wants to be with me at all costs and at all times I also just bought a sheltie who is almost 4 months old who nips at my four Papillons The German Shepherd has never harmed any of the other dogs how do I correct the sheltie from nipping at the Papillons feet? Should I use a shaker can with pennies a mesh muzzle spray bottle with water or anything else?