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Yep it's money well spent. We've made three claims with our pug - most expensive was a $3k operation because he ate something he shouldn't have. Cheers Jamie

Adorable! Enjoy. Don't worry - she'll calm down in a few years time :-) Cheers Jamie

I wouldn't get a cross bred pug. If you get one from a decent breeder you should be fine. I've never had any breathing issues with my boys. They snort/grunt/snore but that's them. They walk 3kms a day without hassle. I just take more caution in the hotter months when it comes to walking them...

I wouldn't go a backyard breeder - especially for brachacephelic breeds like pugs and bulldogs. You will pay more for a registered breeder but if you choose the right one, you'll probably experience less medical issues. I can provide you with some contacts if you're after a pug. P.s - both...

I'd go with a registered breeder - and would be very picky with the one I go with. Likewise, they should be sussing out the applicants for their puppies to ensure that they're going to suitable homes. I haven't been on http://www.dogzonline.com.au/ for a while but it's a pretty good site with...