The pug is a Chinese breed and has long belonged only to the rulers, who were the only social class that could touch and raises them. Currently, the pug is a popular dog all around the world. It was brought to Europe by Dutch merchants. It was introduced to England by William and Mary of Orania when they gained access to the throne in 1688. It spread rapidly, becoming a favorite of nobles and royal courts in England, Holland, France and Italy. His fame became even greater after he saved the life of King Willhelm Taciturn in the war with the Spaniards, sounding the alarm at the approach of the enemy. Pug dogs were originally brown and masked black. The black variants were first created in the 1870s.

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The pug is thought to have come from the Chinese Empire, where it was known 2,000 years ago. In this historical space, he was considered a royal dog, reserved for the ruling class.

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Due to its intelligent and charming character, the pug is popular now - as in the past - as a pet dog.

It is a compact, small breed that does not need much movement to be happy. The pug is cheerful and always full of life.

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Many mops are very brave and overestimate their size, either compared to other dogs or when they are in danger.

Mops have a very peaceful nature and can be kept with other animals without problems.

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It is affectionate and very devoted to its owner, loving and patient with children. Even if it is vigilant with the guests announcing them, it then becomes friendly. If it is socialized as a child with other dogs, other animals will not be a problem when it is older. It needs a lot of attention and becomes jealous if its owner pays more attention to someone else.

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It is a brave animal that needs good quality training. It is a temperamental, active, but also stubborn dog. When training, it will get bored quickly if it is given an order too often. The best relationship in the family will be built with the most authoritarian person.

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It easily adapts to life in an apartment or a house. It feels good with a owner or a family that is not very active, but loving, attentive. It likes to be cared for, to be part of the family, and should not be left alone for too long. Even if it is satisfied with short walks, it likes to run and to play. It needs also a lot of socialization.

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