Instructions
Feed your pug natural, organic dog food. Ensuring your pug has an all natural, well-balanced diet will help keep his skin and coat healthy, which will reduce shedding. You can also try a hypoallergenic dog food for your pug.
Add a spoonful of olive or flaxseed oil to your pug's food. You should give your pug one spoonful a day, so only add the oil during one feeding. This will help keep his coat and skin healthy, which again, can reduce shedding.
Brush your pug's coat regularly. The more you brush your pug, the less fur will need to be shed on its own.
Give your pug a bath with shed-preventing shampoo once a month. The bath will get rid of loose fur, and the shampoo will help reduce future shedding.
How to Stop Pug Dog From Shedding
When you choose to adopt a dog and bring it into your home as part of the family, you're going to have to deal with the drawbacks. Every breed has its own advantages and disadvantages that you should be prepared for. For example, one drawback of adopting a pug is that he will most likely shed a lot. You should be aware of this challenge and know how you're going to deal with it before bringing your pug home. You can't ever stop the shedding altogether, but there are techniques you can use to manage it.