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    as of tuesday initial vet visit an entire 2 lbs. lol
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    Default What my Pugs want to weigh

    So my Pugs if left to their own would weigh as much as they could. Food is their nirvana and they can pack on the pounds. They all weigh their ideal weight which is much to their dislike. Tank Neutered male 19lbs, Squeegy spayed female 18.6lbs, Kaiju the puppy 7lbs and growing.
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    My pug is in the overweight category at 21.8lb

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    22.5 lbs at 9 months! He's a bit of a tank.

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    I've noticed one general difference between American and European pugs- The US pugs are usually bred to be taller, more muscular and (especially in males) more bulky and wrinkly. That is probably why there is so much difference between their weights-because of the different builds and sizes (not to mention crossbreeds). Still, the breed standard is the same as described by AKC and FCI-a purebred pug should be between 14 and 18 lbs-or 6,35 to 8,16 kg.
    Bessie weighs 6,2 kg (or 13.6 lbs) at almost 10 months old, and I expect her to fill out a bit more

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    My grand pugs weight as of their last vet yearly check-up -

    Toby fawn age 14 20 pounds
    Pepper black female age 14 19 pounds
    Joey fawn age 8 21 pounds with long legs

    All would be considered large pugs. Pepper at 19 pounds might be a bit over weight as she has a smaller frame and short legs. Vet said they were all fine.
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    Dug ways about 19lbs right now

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    Pugsley is 22lb although he is a big dog bigger than a normal pug, probably due to the fact he is only 3/4 pug and 1/4( Jack Russel we think as we got him as a rescue dog). The vet said he is a nice lean dog so is a good healthy dog.
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    Max is about 10.8kg, also a rescue who we think is 3/4 pug and 1/4 jrt. Our vet also deems him a healthy dog.

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    Noodles weighs a little over 20lbs, the vet says he is perfect for his size
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