Dummies

lol..too funny, but how true!!  So True!!
Nana (my Mom) was looking after Mr. Skittles one time, and decided to take him for a walk.  She was very impressed how he could keep up with her and the were scooting right along.  Then she decided to turn around and his breathing got heavy, and he sat down!! They did get home, and she did not carry him.
Pugs for Dummies… good one!
Have a good weekend everyone!  pug hugs to all!

Which is precisely why we have a dog stroller! We’d get 7-8 blocks away from the house and Lucy would just plant her but in the middle of the street and look at us like, “Sorry, folks, if we’re going any further someone’s picking me up.” Now I roll the stroller and my husband takes the leashes and when Lucy has had enough we put her in the stroller and keep on going! Pen, on the other hand, just keeps on pulling, ragged breathing or not, always wanting us to go faster and farther!

Hehe so true!! My favorite pugism has always been that they are like having a perpetual 2 year old!! They know how to get what they want!! For example: my veterinarian daughter takes her to work with her every day. Zorro has decided his new favorite sleeping place in on a shelf with the bagged pet food. He now has a blanket there for his added comfort!!
Have a blessed weekend all!!

Henry’s expression seems to say “you may want to take a good look at this”. I don’t recall ever having to carry a pug home, but then that has been 48 years, so it is quite possible. 

Grammy has good reading taste.

Wishing everyone a peaceful weekend.

My Ellie did this to me once as a puppy, Lola was prancing along a step in front of her and Ellie plopped down and wouldn’t move.  So I was carrying her while Lola pranced and she just watched people as we finished our walk in the park.

I believe I have this book in my pug book collection as well. I got it when I brought Lola home and it promptly was put away because she was nothing like the book and has always been quite unique as far as I can tell in most areas of pug life.

You guys have the funniest stories.  My pugs have yet to do this, but with Cooper1 there were several occasions I had to get him and my husband by car on their long walks. Cooper1 also stopped and wouldn’t go. My husband couldn’t carry a 70# Boxer a mile or so so I had to drive off after them.

Ah ha Amelia, there is another pug book collector out there (and I bet there’s one than that).  Books and greeting cards.  Snatch them up the minute I see one.