Treat Canis Pug
ISSN 2398-2942  

Pug

i   canis
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Introduction

General information

  • Ancient breed originated in China with strong connections to the Buddhist religion. Was originally a companion dog to nobility and royalty.
  • Pugnacious as its name suggests, also independent and stubborn yet it is rarely aggressive and is very affectionate with its human family.
  • The short coat needs only occasional grooming.

Biological Data

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Skull: normal - radiograph lateral (Pug) 02

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