Weight and nutrition are very important for your pug or any other type of pet. Pugs, which are small and compact, are recommended a certain type and amount of food that can be confirmed by your veterinarian. To keep your pug healthy for its entire lifetime, be sure that it maintains a proper diet.
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Significance
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A 9-month-old pug should weigh an average of 15 pounds. Depending on their size, it is recommended that they grow up to weigh no more than 18 pounds.
Warning
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Overweight pugs could develop problems with their knees or legs. Their heart can also be affected.
Identification
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To accurately identify how much your pug weighs, take it to the veterinarian for a precise reading.
Fun Fact
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According to the American Kennel Club, the pug is one of the oldest breeds and has been around since before 400 B.C. It is widely believed that the breed comes from Asia, because it is so similar to the Pekingese.
Benefits
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Benefits to having a healthy dog are saving you money in the long run. You are spending less money on food and less money on medications prescribed by their doctor.
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