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sarah_orangeSomeone bought a Pug to taekwondo last night briefly. I think most of us hit SQUEECON1. I got to stroke it and pat it's stupid little head :D
man those dogs are cute! so sturdy and silly looking :D
man those dogs are cute! so sturdy and silly looking :D
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"The biggest problem with Pugs is health. This breed is grossly deformed. The unnaturally short face and upturned nose means breathing difficulties and the potential for heatstroke in hot humid weather. Their compromised respiratory system makes it risky to anesthetize them. Most of these dogs can't even whelp their puppies without veterinary intervention.
The large shallow-set eyes are extremely vulnerable to injury and infection. Pugs are also prone to a serious brain disease, joint problems, and skin and allergy problems."
The Kennel club were busy with eugenics long before the Nazis :(
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Date: 2009-12-02 04:03 pm (UTC)still want a pug though :P
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Date: 2009-12-02 04:12 pm (UTC)Oddly enough having never seen a Lion the chinese artisans based their lions on Foo dogs :)
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