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DIVA DOGS!
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ilovepugs
Angel Diva
I think my limit is one pug at a time, even if I love them... the pug is amazing but OH MY GOD he's 4 and still not fully housebroken.
Jenny
Angel Diva
Is that normal? How long do they live? I mean, do you have an extended toddler non-housebroken period, followed by a couple of good years, and then a long senior dog used-to-be-housebroken period?
I think my limit is one pug at a time, even if I love them... the pug is amazing but OH MY GOD he's 4 and still not fully housebroken.
ilovepugs
Angel Diva
I think mine is one of the defective ones. It's pretty typical for pugs to be able to be housebroken, but it's also not that unusual for pugs to not be fully housebroken. My guy seems to have taken the latter route and tends to mark as a dominance thing, so we buy enzymatic cleaner (aka Nature's Miracle Urine Destroyer) in bulk. However, he just got over a UTI so he definitely is marking less - he was letting out little trickles of pee all the time last month, poor dude!
It's worth mentioning that his incredible temperament and personality is worth all the pee. He's really the funniest, most adorable little dude.
MissySki
Angel Diva
I always think of Dharma of "Dharma and Greg" (TV sitcom). Dharma had a dog. And Dharma's dog had a dog.
I totally remember that and tried to use that logic on my husband as reasoning to get more dogs. He wasn't buying it, unfortunately
MissySki
Angel Diva
I think waffles would be so great for a fawn pug! It’s on my list of potentials when I get more someday! Along with pickles.. My fiancé doesn’t understand why I’m so keen on naming a dog after food, though these are some of my favorite foods and ones that he hates so..
The Chi is named Cantaloupe. And my other dog is Ginger. We have a tasty breakfast running around the house.I think waffles would be so great for a fawn pug! It’s on my list of potentials when I get more someday! Along with pickles.. My fiancé doesn’t understand why I’m so keen on naming a dog after food, though these are some of my favorite foods and ones that he hates so..
newboots
Angel Diva
All Sprocket wants to do is lay by the fire. He sits and whines until we light a fire. He immediately curls up, and spends the day.
If there’s no fire, he is in front of the toe-kick heater in the kitchen.
In the warm weather he will run around outside, but this is his winter hobby. Sweet old boy.
If there’s no fire, he is in front of the toe-kick heater in the kitchen.
In the warm weather he will run around outside, but this is his winter hobby. Sweet old boy.
SallyCat
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Sprockets has you trained well.But he looks so sweet in his wrap, good ol' boy. He's earned his fire.
Sprocket is FIERCE and will growl and bark at you menacingly... until you pick him up and give him kisses.
newboots
Angel Diva
Sprockets has you trained well.
It's hard to believe my Dolly will be 10 this year.
It’s sweet when they get older and it’s all about the love. He does get really excited about spring (racing around outside in circles), food, and of course, the fire. He will be 18 on Labor Day (est.)!
