Bubbas

Aw, this post brought some watery eyes this morning…Reminds me so much of my Baxter and Riley.  There’s nothing like the bond of brothers.  Love you Henry and Benjamin…

Have a great weekend all,
Heather

What a sweet tribute to two adorable brothers. 
I have decided that once Sleighbelle is gone (not for a LONG time I hope), I will get a brother and a sister.  And like you, Corrine, I know that raising two pups at the same time will be hard, I also know that the bond they will have will make all the trouble worth it.
Thanks for sharing your pug pack with us every day.

It’s a blessing being a proud pug mama. I have two pugs now and the wrinkle incident happens almost every moment these two meet up. Baby and Lulu will hopefully grow into a wonderful pair of pugs like Benny and Henry. This post really touches the hearts of many pug owners that read your blog including I. “You don’t really know what love if never owned a pug.” And this is completely true.

Love the tail(Tale) of 2 bro’s-these are special stories shared each day and I love reading them all. I am still in debate mode about having 2 pug pups-but then reading this blog today makes me feel I can do this-am I insane?! Hope all have a great week-end! Pug-hugs from the Colorado 9

Awwwwwwww, this post is like honey!  So sweet, and so true.

After owning Pugs for more than 10 years now, I feel it’s very important for them to have buddies in households because of how attention driven they are.  Having another dog to grow up with, and to have at their sides seems to me to be exactly what Pugs need to be happy.  I don’t think I would ever not have another dog in the household in the event that one of my babies was suddenly solo.

When I think of how large the age gap is between my Hooie and Tina, I am a little worried too because Hooie is 5 years Tina’s senior and she loves him!  He has been there her entire life and follows him around and really enjoys him being there.  Hooie also is very attatched to Tina, so much so that he sleeps cuddled up next to her every night.  After I had to put my first Pug Carmen to sleep, Hooie was very depressed.  When I brought Tina home, you could literally see the transformation in Hooies well being almost overnight. 

I totally agree that the bonds that dogs share with each other cannot be matched.

Really love the two boys bond. Pugs need other pugs and people who understand them.  I am house bound and really love being able to share all of your puggies. Thanks to all of you who share them with us. If GiGi ever stands still long enough I will send you some pictures.
My dad raised pugs for a while and I was the one that got one a few times. Our last two pugs were rescues, a boy 8 and a girl 4. They lived long and very fun time with us. The boy passed but the little girl Prissie moved with us.
When she passed we tried life without a pug in my Life. BUT we found this great place called Pug Hearts of Houston and they drove the 24 hours round trip to bring me GiGi. She is an older girl and the biggest clowns I have every been owned by.
PS: Be 70 soon so a puppie is not going to happen…really love sharing all of yours.

sue s-Yay!  Very fitting and now we have a new Sol to celebrate!  She will never replace the other Solsey but such a nice tribute!

Sue S - Congratulations and what a tribute.  I hope your Sol brings you as many fond memories as our Solsey did for us.