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SOMETHING I HEAR ALL THE TIME...AND MY RESPONSE! I would like to have a pug, but our family wanted to purchase a boy and girl, not related, and breed them once . . is that not acceptable? I have 4 siblings and a husband, and much extended family, we wouldn't be selling the pugs to our family, just giving them to them, and keeping the dogs in the family. FYI...pugs don't always do their thing as other dogs do. Meaning, if you raise them together, they may not mate. Also, female pugs cannot give birth alone, if you aren't there when they have the puppies, the puppies will die as the mothers (with no noses) cannot take the sack off the pups and they die of suffocation. Pug puppies are not very vigorous when born, so often cannot find the teats on their own, meaning that you have to plug them onto the spigot every two hours round the clock for about the first 48 hours. Moms are notorious for sitting on and squishing their puppies up the the age of about a week old. You would be so resentful of having to give those puppies (if there are more than one born) away, that you would just burst, after all the work you would have put into them. They aren't careful not to step into their own poop, the pups get it all over each other, you must bathe them all the time, Some mothers refuse to diaper their kids by licking their bottoms and if they don't...then you have to do it with a soft damp cloth (round the clock again) or the puppies will die. Moms also always get diarrhea from diapering their pups. It isn't something that they can control and it will squirt all over the place so you cannot leave your mother dog out in the house, she will have to be enclosed somewhere with her pups to protect your belongings. You will be changing the paper that the puppies are on at least 6 times a day to keep them clean and you will not be able to potty train that many puppies at one time. Pugs also have a lot of problems with pneumonia when weaning as their teeth are coming in and it gives them snotty noses, if any of mom's milk gets into their nasal passages, then infection sets in and turns to pneumonia overnite. A vet visit, antibiotics then, a vaporizor and prayer or they will die. If you still want to breed after hearing the bare, hard facts of pug raising..then getting two and breeding would be fine. BUT once you breed the male...he will ALWAYS mark his territory in YOUR HOME. It is hardwired into his brain. He is a INTACT MALE and must advertise that fact. Boys should always be neutered prior to 6 months of age to avoid problems! These are the things that we pug breeders face. We get hardly any sleep, :( we deal with a lot of "CRAP", literally!) and then people want to talk us down on the price! Go figure!