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LOTS of people who get a pug end up getting a second one. Some say that pugs are like potato chips - you can't have just one! I think more often, pugs prove to be more 'intense' (my husband says 'needy' but that's not right) than other dogs. They do seem to accept another pug as a substitute human, thus allowing their human a bit of freedom to interact with OTHER humans, not just the pug.
But who can complain? Endlessly accepting and supportive (my pug agrees that I work too hard, and people around me just don't realize how 'special' I am... :D). And they are very accommodating, providing they are INCLUDED. And crates??? Don't even GO there. Would you put your child in a crate? (OK, some would, I know) NO! And pugs feel very much that they fit in that category.
Most pugs' middle name is 'Snuggle'. And they are squishy, I think, just for that purpose.
Another pug fact - I know you're dying for one: There are two acceptable types of ear: button and rose. Darn if I can figure out what either of them look like. I know you'll email me, so I'll wait.
:D Enjoy this Challenge with Leslie Saeta!
THIRTY PAINTINGS IN THIRTY DAYS! (I must be mad!)
WOW thanks the post of delicious Kelley MacDonald's Daily Paintings. Thanks for post the wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteOoh, now I want to snuggle with those two!
ReplyDeleteJealous that your pug gets to sleep and I have to (get to ) continue with 30 paintings in 30 days!
ReplyDeleteLove this relaxed pug!!!
Ooh, Kelley, you are tempting me with all those cute pug paintings! I want one of those pups!
ReplyDeleteKelley..LOVE what you are doing with the PUG series...you are so creative and clever and I can feel the love and smiles in each piece
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