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| 1 | Introducing the Pug | 6 |
| Imperial heritage | ||
| The Dowager Empress | ||
| Palace pooches | ||
| European treasures | ||
| The Dutch dog | ||
| British royalty | ||
| The lady's companion | ||
| Breed development | ||
| American Pug | ||
| The black Pug | ||
| Last Chinese dogs | ||
| The popular Pug | ||
| 2 | Choosing a Pug | 16 |
| Finding a breeder | ||
| Places to avoid | ||
| Vetting the breeder | ||
| Viewing the litter | ||
| Picking the pup | ||
| Male or female? | ||
| Color | ||
| Show potential | ||
| Waiting game | ||
| Shop 'til you drop | ||
| Puppy-proofing | ||
| Finding a vet | ||
| Journey home | ||
| Rescued dogs | ||
| 3 | Arriving Home | 31 |
| Hoem at last | ||
| Crate-training | ||
| Name game | ||
| Meeting the family | ||
| Canine companions | ||
| Feline friends | ||
| Child's play | ||
| First night | ||
| Vet visit | ||
| 4 | Early Lessons | 42 |
| Socialization | ||
| Car travel | ||
| The outside world | ||
| Training | ||
| House-training | ||
| Collared! | ||
| Sit | ||
| Down | ||
| Come | ||
| Stay | ||
| Stand | ||
| Leash-training | ||
| 5 | Caring for Your Pug | 54 |
| Feeding | ||
| Types of food | ||
| Obesity | ||
| Chews and treats | ||
| Changing a diet | ||
| Exercise | ||
| Grooming | ||
| Early start | ||
| Bathing | ||
| Nose | ||
| Eyes | ||
| Ears | ||
| Feet | ||
| Nails | ||
| Teeth | ||
| Older dog (Diet) | ||
| Euthanasia | ||
| 6 | Problem Behavior | 68 |
| Separation anxiety | ||
| Prevention | ||
| Trouble-shooting | ||
| Barking | ||
| Stubbornness | ||
| House-training lapses | ||
| Dominance/submission | ||
| Neutering | ||
| 7 | The Versatile Pug | 77 |
| Canine good citizen | ||
| Obedience | ||
| Agility | ||
| Freestyle | ||
| Carting | ||
| Showing | ||
| 8 | A Special Bond | 90 |
| Assistance dogs | ||
| Therapy dogs | ||
| 9 | Seeking Perfection | 97 |
| The breed standard | ||
| Breeding | ||
| Inbreeding | ||
| Linebreeding | ||
| Outcrossing | ||
| Puppy to champion | ||
| 10 | Health Care | 108 |
| Preventive care | ||
| First aid | ||
| Breed-prone problems |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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James Holbrook
reviewed Living with a Pug (Living with a Pet) on June 18, 2014
Living with a Pug (Living with a Pet)
So far, I really enjoy reading this book. It provides new information that I never thought of before. It tells little stories of how dogs were helpful in WWII and are even used today to help save lives. It talks about the different breeds and how they got their start in becoming popular.
I really liked the part where it talks about how to understand dogs and what their barks mean. I have always wondered what my dog was saying to me and this book helped me to start to decifer it.
So far, this is the best book written by Stanley Coren. He is my favorite dog book author. I also really enjoy his How to speak dog--which focuses more on understanding what your dog is saying.
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