Chinny Chin Chin

Pugs have a way of doing that…making your day that is.  There is just something about them that is totally unique. 

Hugs to you Henry.

yes mine do the same as i cherish every little thing that they do.

My lil man does the same thing, he props his chin on my leg when we snuggle in our chair.  I think it is sooo cute, and it absolutely makes my day!  I agree Sue VDB, my lil man sure makes my day!

Sue~  I was thinking the same thing this morning, that we haven’t seen any pots from Heather.  Hope all is ok with her and her family.

All those adorable wrinkles are HEAVY!!!

Henry looks like he’s thinking something really deep.  Boy, if we could just pluck their thinking right out of their sweet heads.  Or maybe not.  Maybe it’s better if we DON’T know.

As I was getting into bed last night, I was wondering the same thing about Heather and thought that maybe somehow I had missed a post from her.  But if you all wonder also, I hope we hear soon.  Sue VDB bo you know?  We are so inter-connected that we seem to think the same things at about the same time.

Pug hugs all,
Huckle chuckles!
(I don’t want to say this too loudly because there is a certain Boxer who may think he has to make up for last time, but we yeah, right ‘we’ have not had an accident in the house for 3-4 days.  Could it be he has really figured it out?  Maybe it was our threat that he was heading for the glue factory the way he was going.  Hmmm, maybe I could get a package deal and send my husband along as well?!?!?)

I guess this is one of those pug traits that we all have the privilege to enjoy in our beloved pugs!

Huckle, I won’t mention a certain Boxer’s name (in case he’s reading this) but I think you’re on a good road here!  Hope a good thing keeps on going!  I’ve sympathized so much because I once had a beagle who I finally figured out went in the house because he enjoyed watching me clean up so much.  Even he came around eventually.

Sue VDB please tell Heather we are thinking of her and miss her

I love how my pug will curl up next to me and rest her chin on either my leg or my ankle.  What amazes me is how they will put themselves into what appears to be an uncomfortable position to just rest their chin on something.

Sue, when I emailed Heather, I told how she is missed and everyone hopes she is doing ok. 

Kathleen, have you submitted pictures of your Ruby Claire?  We would love to see her.

Oh man Kathleen, you must have cuteness overload with a 6 month old pug.  Ruby Claire, hmmmm, that’s a nifty name.

Martha, how many years are encased in “eventually”?  The frustrating thing for me is that he will give no signal if he has to go but will go if he happens to be outside.  I’ve got bells on the patio door, three pugs who mind their manners and we get really excited when the pugs want out, but Cooper just doesn’t get it.  Now it’s been four nights that he’s not gone in the house, maybe…maybe…?

Kathleen, Of course your crazy-it’s a prerequisite! A friend for Ruby Claire is an excellent idea-this, of course, is coming from a multiple pug home. But they do keep each other company and active. They even keep Daisey, our Boston, active,too. She enjoys playing with them and at 9 years old she is active and staying young.

Thank you, Lilo-n-me (Gwen) for the welcome.
I love reading the comments, but the pictures just make my day. I am seriously thinking about another Pug for Ruby Claire so they can grow up together. My other dogs love her but they are getting up in years and cannot keep up with her. On Wed. we go to puppy social hour and she loves all of her friends.

I just found this site and would lovery to join in my pug does the head resting also I have two my male doesn’t do it im looking forward to talking to everyone.