collar lol

[sylven]

well thought i would start getting her used to a collar, not the one we are going to use but thought i would pop it on anyway it don't bother her 1 bit !! after a harness actually so any advise appreciated





my 11 & half year old boxer




no matter how many toys you buy , the old "empty water bottle" is the best

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[sylven]

i would also like to know if she is a good example of the breed, her mouth seems a bit narrow to me although she is not undershot or anything , like i have posted earlier i am normally a boxer guy ;-) still has dew claws though , very disappointing tbh , other than that shes excellent , love her to bits , the dews aint a issue as i don't show anymore & purely a pet

[sylven]

mods , please delete the duplicate post please, pc playing up

[Wonka & Nilla]

She is a pretty girl and the pink looks lovely on her black fur.

[Bugoneal]

she is a beauty and I love your old boxer too!

[Lu Ci and Ri Ki]

she is a beauty and I love your old boxer too!

[Loconn55]

Pugs shouldn't wear collars, as it stresses their already delicate throats and can cause tracheal or laryngeal collapse. If she wears one, have it just for her tags, and use the harness to attach the leash. By the way, she's adorable!

[sylven]

Pugs shouldn't wear collars, as it stresses their already delicate throats and can cause tracheal or laryngeal collapse. If she wears one, have it just for her tags, and use the harness to attach the leash. By the way, she's adorable!

i didn't know that but like i said want a harness anyway so the collar will go in the bin ;-)

[Pug Auntie]

I'd keep the collar just for her tags but use the harness for walking. If a dog gets lost and has micro chip and owner info on tags, the quicker they will get back home. It will also save a possible drop off at a shelter or vet to scan for micro chip. You just never know.
BTW I saw a tag the other day that read "I'm the favorite."
She looks pretty in pink.

[Snifter]

The collar is pretty.

There is no requirement to remove dew claws for showing a pug. It is a common practice but can be controversial. There was quite a heated thread on here about it some years ago. There's pros and cons - no dewclaws means no dewclaws getting ripped off or scratching puggy eyes. Both my boys have dewclaws and so long as you keep them trimmed they don't seem to be a problem. Mine use them as a rudimentary thumb sometimes.

She looks nice and I see nothing wrong with her lower jaw. She has a feminine look and one of the things I like about pugs is that you can generally tell the pug's gender by the face. Not always, but more often than with other breeds. She may or may not grow into the potential she is showing now.