Pugs and all their features are a sight to behold. At least that’s what breed enthusiasts would tell you.
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Despite the obvious health issues, self-appointed Pug advocates love the look and will defend their beloved breed standards at all costs.
Before selective breeding, Pugs had longer snouts, regular-shaped faces, fewer wrinkles, no bulging eyes, and even a different gait and sometimes a straight tail.
Breeding Pugs with extremely short snouts, small and round skulls, and encouraging the image of bulging eyes, skin-irritating wrinkles, and too much weight as puppy-like features can be considered cruelty.
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