S1 EP13: Pug Pawrenting; the emotional roller coaster that is Pug ownership

The Pug Life Show

In this weeks episode I am talking to you about the emotional roller coater ride that is Pug ownership, the stuff that the books don’t really tell you about but that you should think about before you buy or adopt a Puggie, especially if they’re your first.

00:46 - The good, the bad, and not-so-pretty aspects of living the pug life

02:09 - My experiences in my almost 20 years of living the pug life

03:44 - The funny story of ‘the war of the poop spot’

06:28 - ‘Enduring patience’ is your middle name

10:25 - Living in fear of tripping over your pugs every day

11:51- Pugs are worth it no matter what other people say

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NEXT WEEKS EPISODE:

In next weeks episode we're talking to Joanna about her Pug Bronson.

We always love hearing the stories behind our Guests names, and Joanna didn't disappoint. Now you could be excused from assuming that Bronson got his name from the devlishly handsome actor "Charles Bronson", because Bronson is a handsome devil himself, but that’s not actually the case. How Jo came to deciding on Bronson's name is a little outside of the norm even for a Pug Pawrent.

We're also very happy to know that Bronson is still with us after a trip to the beach that almost ended in disaster - I am amazed that Jo was able to drive and cry and talk to her sister who was holding Bronson all at the same time knowing that Bronson could be dying. I still get chills down my spine thinking about what happened and is definitely a tail worth hearing if for no other reason to know what you need to do should this ever happen to your Puggie. The good news is that Bronson is OK and as lively as ever!