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What year were pugs brought to the US?
Pugs were brought to the USA in 1500
Do pugs live in the US To?
Yes! Pugs are very popular here in the US. The fawns are more common here than black pugs, and now there are several coat variations (apricot, for example).
How many pugs are there in the us?
15 i think
Do pug-zu's shed as much as pugs?
im pretty sure they shed JUST AS MUCH AS PUGS but pugs shed alot there is hair all over the place...so make sure you have a brush...and a groomer...
Do pugs live indoor or outdoor?
Pugs are a domesticated breed of dogs and, as a much loved pet, mainly live indoors.
What percentage of US likes pugs?
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How do pugs help us?
They don't. They were breed to be a life companion.
How did pugs end up in the US?
well the factory made them
Why is Pugs?
Why is pugs what.
Why do pugs cause so much trouble?
They're fat
How much do pugs shed in one month?
it depends on the pug you have
How much do pugs wiegh?
Fully grown: around 18 pounds.
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