What is the cost of a Baby Pug in India?

Pugs are a breed of dog that has been around for thousands of years. Pugs are sturdy little dogs with an excellent reputation for being good-natured companions. Their small size makes them ideal apartment dogs.
Pugs are very much loved as family pets in India; however, in other countries, they are more likely to be found as show dogs or companion animals.

Basic Features of Pug:

• Pugs have wrinkly, short-muzzled faces, and curled tails.
• Pugs have a fine, glossy coat that comes in a variety of colors, most often fawn or black.
• They have a compact square body with well-developed muscles.
• The head is large with an underbite and the muzzle is fairly short.
• The Pug's eyes are large and dark with a lively, intelligent expression.
• Pugs are playful and energetic and affectionate. They tend to be mischievous, but are also sensitive and clever.
• The average life span of a pug is 12-15 years, but some have lived past 20 years old.
• Pugs usually weigh around 13-20 pounds and are 10-14 inches long.
• The average litter size for Pugs is 2-5.

Price of Baby Pugs in India

The average price for baby Pugs ranges from 5,000 INR to 25,000 INR. The price varies from pet shops to websites, and the cost also depends on the quality of the puppy and its place of origin.

A purebred Baby Pug will cost you around Rs 20,000-25,000 depending on the breeder's reputation and the lineage of the dog. You can also buy a mixed breed Baby Pug which costs around Rs 5,000-7000 depending on its health condition.

Things to Remember Before Getting a Pug
Health Concerns

Pugs are a small breed of dog with wrinkly faces and compact bodies. While pugs are generally healthy dogs, there are some health concerns that you should know about before deciding if this breed is right for your family.

Allergies
Pugs can be allergic to many things, including grasses, pollens, dust mites, and fleas. They may also be allergic to some types of foods or food additives. Allergic reactions can cause itchy skin and ear infections as well as gastrointestinal problems like diarrhea or vomiting.

Obesity
Pugs love food and snacks just like any other dog but they tend to overeat more than other breeds because of their shorter snout shape and smaller stomach size. This can lead to obesity, which puts a lot of pressure on your dog's joints and bones causing pain when he walks or runs around outside with you.

Brachycephalic Syndrome
A brachycephalic syndrome is a group of abnormalities that result from the breed's short muzzle (brachycephaly). It causes breathing difficulties due to the compression of the windpipe when pug puppies try to breathe through their noses on hot days.

This condition can result in choking episodes when pug puppies swallow food or water while trying to breathe; it can also cause heat exhaustion if the puppy isn't allowed access to cool air or given something cold to drink.

Eye Problems
The Pug has a bulging eye appearance because of its large eyes and low-hanging eyelids. This feature makes it easier for dust particles to get into the eyes, which can lead to eye infections and inflammation.

Food Habits
My Pugs love their food. They are not picky eaters at all. That is why Pug owners must always be careful about what they feed their pugs because they can get fat very quickly if they are not careful.

A pug's diet should be high in protein but low in fat so they don't become overweight. Pugs also need plenty of fresh water every day because they can easily become dehydrated.

Pugs can have digestive problems if their diet doesn't have enough fiber, so you should also choose a food that contains prebiotics and probiotics to help with digestion.

Temperament
Pugs are affectionate, lively little dogs who love people and get along well with other pets if they are socialized early on. They are alert dogs who have an air of dignity about them despite their short stature.

Pugs make excellent family pets because they are good with children, but they should not be left alone for long periods of time due to their tendency toward snoring and wheezing when stressed or overheated.

The Ideal Environment for Pugs
Pugs are a breed of dog that has very specific needs. They are a small breed, with short legs, a long body, and a flat face. Because of their unique features, they require the right environment to be happy and healthy.

The ideal environment for keeping a pug is one that is clean, quiet, and safe. Pugs are not very active dogs; they like to sleep a lot. They also need lots of attention from their owners. They enjoy being petted and played with, but do not require excessive exercise because they have short legs and cannot run fast.

Pugs are prone to developing severe breathing problems called brachycephalic syndrome due to their flat faces and short noses which makes them more susceptible to heat exhaustion than other breeds of dogs. Therefore, it's important that the temperature in your house does not exceed 80°F during the summer months when the temperature outside may be hotter than this inside your home.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Are pugs intelligent?
A. Pugs tend to be smart, observant, and quick learners.

How long can you walk a pug?
A. They should only need 40 minutes to an hour of exercise per day, according to the UK Pug Dog Club and the Kennel Club.

Can pugs run fast?
A. Short-nosed dogs like Pugs cannot run fast because their breathing can't keep up.