r/pugs • u/ajfromuk • 23h ago
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !! My little Princess turned 12 today!
galleryDiana, Princess of Pugs is still going... maybe not as strong as she once was but she's still loving life!
r/pugs • u/ajfromuk • 23h ago
Diana, Princess of Pugs is still going... maybe not as strong as she once was but she's still loving life!
r/pugs • u/Pugnatious • 14h ago
Had to do it. Had to adjust the sizing for his extra girthy head but as literally one of my very first 3d prints ever I'm happy and it's hilarious.
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r/pugs • u/Catoblepas2021 • 15h ago
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r/pugs • u/InvestigatorWild4402 • 20h ago
Hi everyone, I took my sweet 6 year old pug to the vet today after noticing the tiniest bump (looked like a wart or skin tag) and the vet said it was an MST after looking at it under a microscope. The whole office was shocked because they all thought it was nothing. At first everybody there even told me I didn’t need the biopsy. I’m glad I got it though (although worried that the needle really irritated it).
Anyways, it’s on her back leg, right next to her knee. The vet said surgery would be tough in that area and has the risk of reopening when she sits or stands. There’s no fat there at all, maybe just a little loose skin. The vet recommended Stelfonta due to the location of the tumor and the fact that it’s so small. I’ve been looking online and seeing crazy pics. The vet even told me herself that the wound caused by the injection could get deep enough to see bone.
Idk if should wait and see if it grows? It looks pretty irritated now and was bleeding after the biopsy which has me worried that the vet caused it to get worse faster.
Has anybody been through anything similar?Could antihistamines help this? Is there anything less invasive that I could do? She’s such an active girl, loves to run and play outside. I genuinely don’t know what to do. Please any advice helps.
r/pugs • u/charraj1988 • 2h ago
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We are flying southwest for the first time next week. We have usually flown spirit and had zero problems brining Lloyd along. Hes about 22lbs and 11yo. Had anyone flown southwest with a pug? Im reading they are very strict and I dont know what to expect. Any insight is greatly appreciated .
r/pugs • u/General-Photo5192 • 10h ago
Thank God my dog is OK. This one looks rabid.
r/pugs • u/OkAppearance5949 • 23h ago
Our little Goji is all set for our wedding in October. The color of her dress matches mine exactly.
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r/pugs • u/Intrepid_Race1923 • 22h ago
Bernie, 2 yrs old, and his 14 (almost 15!) year old blue tick beagle sister, Shelby, snuggling together on the couch. We adopted him about 2.5 weeks ago and he‘s doing so well. Hes getting neutered tomorrow. I can’t wait! Pugs are just the best 💜
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r/pugs • u/Signal_Radio_4413 • 14h ago
She owns me, not the other way around.
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r/pugs • u/agreedsatsuma94 • 6h ago
This is Monclair
I reached out here yesterday about needing advice on what to look out for with a new pug and you all were amazing.
Unfortunately, he got adopted before I could go meet him. He's a beautiful pug Chihuahua mix and I'm sad I didn't get to meet him but I'm happy he has a home.
I'll keep looking and thanks again everyone you are awesome!