The Latin root word "pug" means "to fight." You may find this root utilized in many English words today such as pugnacious, repugnant, and impugn.
It means to fight
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gugalist
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You capitalise Labrador because the breed is named after Labrador, a region in Canada. The word is a proper noun and therefore capitalised. Pug on the other hand is a common noun and is not capitalised.
nice, cute, small, pointy, ugly, big, thin, aquiline (hooked like a beak), pug, "Roman nose", flaring nostrils, hooded (nostrils pointing down), delicate, muscular, broken
A Pug, Dane, Chow and Lab come to mind
the thought of going out and meeting people is totally abhorrent to me
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Some words that rhyme with bug are rug, slug, mug, pug, jug, shrug, and dug.
Pug dogs are know by a number of other names. Carlin, Mops, Dutch mastiff, Mini mastiff, Dutch bulldog and Chinese pug are some of the more common names.
Most vets can tell a pretty close guess. Some will for free.
Some pugs get along fine with cats; however, it really just depends on the pug; my pug hates cats.
never feed it CHEESE!!!
you dont
Pug
A pug. A pekinese, not quite sure of the spelling.
Pug Podger has: Played Pug in "The Big Show" in 1929. Played Pug in "House Warmers" in 1929. Played Pug in "Jackie and the Beanstalk" in 1929. Played Pug in "Kollege Kapers" in 1929. Played Pug in "A Runaway Holiday" in 1929.
as smart as some humans
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Pug lab mixes can have varying appearances. Some of the them have the tan body and darker face of a pug, while being larger and having a less flat face than a purebred pug. Others are almost completely like a lab in appearance, both in coloring and in size.