Does anyone think that Pugs are so fucking annoying?

Pugs taste as bad as they smell

Why why why do they make so much noise, 24/7?

First off I love all animals and would never want any of them to suffer or get hurt but pugs seriously annoy the crap out of me! My sister has a Boston Terrier Pug mix and he is the cutest little thing and very smart,but my ex had a pure bred pug, most annoying dog EVER! He was annoying as well. If he could have put the dog in a baby carriage and cart it around everywhere he would! The dog had to be with us constantly and I would not of cared if it wasn't so annoying! Constantly begging for food, barking and whining if you did not share, (she ate twice a day by the way, far from starved) she was super overweight and he would feed her scraps constantly, she always stunk, made disgusting noises, had to sleep in the bed, would ruin car rides by sitting on his lap and making me feel unsafe as she squirmed everywhere, shed constantly,crap in my house (the punk never cleaned up after her),would get in the trash to dig for food, and I could go on but think you all get the pic. Now picture her owner having the same characteristics. Hence why we are not dating anymore. Good riddance to both! So yes,pure bred pugs are annoying, very annoying. Probably the most annoying breed that exists!

I too, have a pug. Or should I say, my husband does, as he had her before we met. She is the most annoying, smelly creature alive! She grunts, barks at nothing, smells even AFTER a bath, begs for food, fights the cats for their food, jumps on everyone and the furniture, and just acts like an entitled brat. I also cannot wait for her to peacefully pass away. However, if she doesn't stop her stupidity soon, it may be at my hands.

I'm not a dog person anyway - but a pug is one of my least favorite looking dogs.

They fit well on the spit, and are just enough to feed a family of four, without leftovers. We ate ours when they Zetas said to do it.

They can't breathe because their snout has been so shortened by selective breeding.

Some very pug Persian cats have the same problem.

Not the dog's fault.

Breeds with shortened muzzles have elongated soft palates which cause snorting, snoring and breathing problems if the condition is severe. It is not the dog's fault. They can't help it!

Some high tech vet hospitals perform laser surgery to trim the soft palate to mitigate this condition. A friend who was losing sleep because of his English bulldog's snoring had this operation done on her.

At the followup appointment he wanted his money back because he felt the surgery hadn't worked since the dog still snored. (Actually, it did work; just not enough to satisfy him) The vet informed him "She's STILL a bulldog." And "If I had cut the palate back any farther, her food would be coming out her nostrils."

He loves his dog so he just lives with it. I think he got some ear plugs.

Last Edited by Ralph--a house dog on 11/25/2012 12:22 PM