Yes! Pugs are wonderful dogs for first-time owners. They are affectionate, relatively easy to care for, and eager to please. Their compact size makes them manageable and they adapt well to different types of housing.

Absolutely! Pugs are incredible companions and excellent family pets. They generally get along well with other pets and are typically great with children, especially when properly socialized from an early age.

Pugs are a brachycephalic breed, which means they can be prone to breathing issues like BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome). We screen our breeding dogs carefully and prioritize healthy airways. With proper care, weight management, and avoiding extreme heat, most Pugs live happy, active lives.

Pugs have moderate exercise needs. Short walks twice a day (15-20 minutes each) and some playtime are usually sufficient. Avoid intense exercise in hot weather due to their brachycephalic nature. Mental stimulation with puzzle toys is also great for them.

Yes, Pugs are moderate to heavy shedders despite their short coat. Regular brushing (2-3 times per week) helps manage shedding. You will also need to clean their facial wrinkles regularly to prevent skin infections.

Every puppy includes: up-to-date vaccinations, deworming records, veterinary health certificate, lifetime health guarantee, puppy starter kit, and ongoing support from our team.

Our Pug puppies are priced at $800. This includes all vaccinations, deworming, health certificate, starter kit, and our lifetime health guarantee.

Contact us through our website or by phone to express your interest. We will discuss available puppies, answer your questions, and guide you through the reservation process, which typically includes a deposit.

Yes! We offer pickup and shipping options. We prefer in-person pickup so we can meet you and ensure a smooth transition, but we understand that is not always possible. Shipping can be arranged across the United States. Airport delivery is $185 and home delivery is $240.

We begin basic training and crate habituation with our puppies before they go to their new homes. While they will not be fully trained, they will have a good foundation for you to continue their training.