Pugs

Animal Planet Pet Care Library

by Dianne Bourgeois

The Pug is a playful dog who can easily captivate those in his company. Learn more about this outgoing and affectionate breed, including some special health considerations of the short-nosed Pug. T.F.H. has teamed up with Animal Planet ™, the only television network devoted to the unique bonds between humans and animals, to present an exciting new series of family-friendly, comprehensive guides to superior pet care. Each book features newly written text from animal experts on a variety of topics, including feeding, housing, grooming, training, health care, and fun activities. Useful tip boxes in each chapter show every member of the household how to make the most out of owning a pet.

111 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 2006

Reviews

[David · Rating 4 out of 5]

Overall: Good Read. This book everything from the birth of your dog to its death and everything in between.

Review: This book does a great job of explaining the breed, all the stages of life, and problems associated with this breed. The information is clear and provides enough detail without becoming overwhelming. The book is broken down into sections that follows the entire life of the dog with extra tips and awesome pictures of pugs throughout the book. I recommend this book to anyone who is thinking about getting a pug because it does a good job letting a potential pug owner know what they are getting into.

[Harley Amadon · Rating 4 out of 5]

This has really good information regarding pretty much every aspect of owning a Pug.

Does everything it has to and it's an easy read.

[Robin · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book had been a great reference for learning to care for my pug. I still refer to it all the time.

[Caroline Christoff · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love the animal planet dog breed books! I have read a few and I just love the way they are clearly written. Also, they always provide info that's good and you can understand it. I learned a lot about pugs and their history, as well as their personality. I recommend this book to someone who may want or is getting a pug.