Here are some pictures.. I promised.. LMAO

My poor chelsey girl......


Never thought I would love the small breeds.... I still think they should have a job.. to do.. (but I do see how they are addictive for a lap dog)


Bosco is doing so much better.. LMAO... He is not barking.. so I am pleased at how everyone is accepting the new furbabies.

Now on a funny note. We only have our tables center piece dividing them ( well besides hubby for these shots taken- now we don't have to hold bosco back LMAO) Bosco will never step across the board. Even though he can clearly walk over the board... LOL.... I laugh all the time. There is a reason he doesn't jump or clear things.. HA HA HA.

middle sections of tables make great doggy gates and a lot easier to step over than baby gates :lol:

The eye-less pug looks a lot smaller than the other one is she younger?

How long does the cone have to stay on her head?

She is 2.5 and he is 2.. She is smaller then him.

The cone stays off until at least wed.. When she goes back to the vet for stitch removal. Then I guess depending on how it is healing we go from there.

It is a pain in the rear.. LMAO

Usally bosco is outside.. but we are slowly integrating them.. He is doing so much better.. LMAO.. Boscos problem is he wants to play with them.

The are cute even though they are pugs :lol:

Yeah... pics. Yikes Mini he looks really big, can't tell the size of the female is, but if she is an acceptable size your male might be normal breed standard and she's tiny. (Hard to say with just pics) anyways that's a noticeable size difference between the two and that would worry me in terms of breeding. Did they produce puppies yet for the previous owner?

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Yeah... pics. Yikes Mini he looks really big, can't tell the size of the female is, but if she is an acceptable size your male might be normal breed standard and she's tiny. (Hard to say with just pics) anyways that's a noticeable size difference between the two and that would worry me in terms of breeding. Did they produce puppies yet for the previous owner?

sorry he is bigger but I will try to get some better pics.. Those look like he is twice the size which he isn't.... LOL.. I still don't know about the breeding part.. My one vet who removed the eye and I did the favor for.. said I should breed them

She welped all natural one litter of 6 pups he said. He is the " daddy" but like I said... not sure I am going down that road.. LMAO

But I am still researching and educating myself.. Cause honestly I don't know if I want to welp a litter up pups right now.. LMAO in this stage

If you decide to breed the Pugs be prepared to do allot of the momma work your self . I have found they are not the best of Mothers the first few days .
You have to help with the delivery , cutting the cords for them , then convincing them they need to stay with the babies !
A Pug is so attached to its people they don't want to stay away from you to see to the Pups . I use a wire crate now and lock the female in with the pups for a few days to get her started at Mothering .

One thing for sure once the babies get big enough to crawl its all laughs and fun from there , they do have some of the cutest baby faces I have ever seen .

They are cute. Bosco looks like he just wants to love them with lots of slobbery kisses :lol: