LUCA - PUG DOG FOR ADOPTION
Pug Dogs For Adoption in San Diego , CA, USA
For Adoption
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Nickname:
Luca
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Breed
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Gender
Male
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Age
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Location
San Diego , CA, 92130 USAUSA
Description
Dog Breed: Pug. Personality: Friendly, loving, active, outgoing. Education: crate trained and learning to walk on a leash and potty on liner and outside. Favorite activities: Playing with his brother, with balls, cuddling, running. He is great with dogs, children, cats, and adults. Lucas is a bundle of joy, he loves to say hello to everyone but takes a second to warm up, he has no problem making friends with dogs, humans and/or children, he's gentle and is very smart. He likes to walk but definitely enjoys cuddling more, especially with his brother Juan. Lucas loves to be held and enjoys snuggling after a long day of running around and playing. He's the sweetest guy around to have around. A charmer to everyone he meets. Food Motivated *Dewormed *Vaccinated *On flea and tick prevention medication (Bravecto) *Neutered.
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Organization name
Second Leash on Life
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Location:
San Diego , California, 92130 USAUSA
Breed overview
Pug
A.K.A.: Chinese Pug, Dutch Mastiff, Mops, Carlin, Pug-dog, Pug Dog, Mini-Mastiff, Puggy, Puglet, Bugg, Hug, Puggins, Puggo, Pugger, Fawn Pug, Black Pug, Apricot Pug, Silver Pug, Lion Dog, Lo-sze, Foo Dog, Shadow Pug, Comic Pug, Funny Pug, Ugly Cute, Snort, Snore Machine, Wrinkle Face, Pig-nosed Dog, Couch Potato, Lap Dog, Companion Dog, Clown Dog, Velcro Dog, Pocket Dog
Overview:
The Pug, a charming and ancient breed, boasts a fascinating history believed to originate in China as early as 206 BC. Known for its distinctive flat, wrinkled face, large, expressive eyes, and tightly curled tail, the Pug's compact, muscular build is instantly recognizable. Despite their somewhat serious expression, Pugs are famously friendly, playful, and affectionate companions, often described as "clowns" due to their comedic antics. Their relatively low exercise requirements and adaptability make them excellent pets for apartment dwellers and devoted family members, thriving on human companionship. However, prospective owners should be aware of certain health considerations, primarily their susceptibility to respiratory issues due to their brachycephalic (short-nosed) structure, as well as potential eye problems and joint conditions. With proper care and attention, the Pug offers years of unwavering loyalty and delightful companionship.
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