Information About Clay Pugs
If you are thinking about buying a pug, whether it be a designer one or an everyday pet clay pug is the perfect option. Although they are not always the most popular dogs on the market they are extremely intelligent and loving pets. They can be trained to do many things and can be trained for competition in dog shows. A clay pug is made by mixing clay and shaping it into different shapes to create the desired shape of the pug. Then it is time to place the pug into a mold and kickback the clay into the molds it was formed in.
Clay pugs have pros and cons just like any other dog and it’s up to you to decide if they are right for your family. The pros of owning a clay pug are they are extremely beautiful and cuddly, they can mimic different breeds of dogs and even act like a puppy! They love to be held, kissed, scratched, and just generally played with. The cons of owning a clay pug are that they are heavy, they are expensive to buy and maintain, and they require a lot of grooming.
There is some controversy as to whether a clay pug is a valid breed or not, so you should research this before bringing one home. Clay pugs were originally bred in Japan, where they were used for training purposes, mainly to guide their masters around the house. The dogs were said to be very perceptive and able to pick up on things from just a glance, but some people claim that this is simply an old myth and that a pug will not process or pick up the language or mannerisms of a person who speaks a different language.
On the other hand, it could also be that the original Japanese pug dogs were not used for breeding and may have been used as fighters instead, but these dogs certainly possess qualities that make them unique and lovely.
A clay pet dog has its pros and cons just like any other type of breed. You will need to carefully research the pros and cons of getting a pug and then decide if it is right for you and your lifestyle. Here are some of the pros and cons of getting a clay puppy to go along with your family:
As previously mentioned, there are many Clay Pugs around, which makes them great pets to have.
A pug usually grows to about ten pounds when they are still a puppy, and they do not grow any bigger than ten pounds. This small size makes them ideal for homes where there is only one child, and if you have an older child they are an excellent option because they will fit nicely in the family without being overgrown. They do not shed and this is usually something you want in a dog because they can get really messy with all the hair.
Another plus to getting a clay pet is that they can be used in many special instances such as therapy dogs, guide dogs for the blind, and even for police officers. This is due to their excellent obedience levels, as well as how good they are at following commands. These dogs will not bark much unless they are trained to do so. They do very well in homes where there is no other kind of dog because of their gentle personality, as well as their easy-going nature.
While they can be rather expensive, they are still very reasonable compared to other dogs in the shelter.
They do cost more to feed, but because of how good they are and how quickly they learn how to be indoor dogs, the cost is worth it. They are very good at guarding against sickness and allergies, and they are also very good at barking to distract intruders from your home.
The only downside to getting a clay pet is that you will probably need to bring them indoors from the time they are puppies. You should always keep in mind that these are high maintenance dogs and therefore they will require a bit of extra care. This is especially true if you have another dog already that is a bit bigger than the clay pug. Otherwise, they make great companions for life. Just keep in mind that they will bark a lot if they want something, so keep those commands in mind if you ever decide to get a pug.
