If you've ever had a Pug puppy, you know how much trouble they can be.
These energetic bundles of fur LOVE to wreak mayhem wherever they go, whether it's by chewing on Mommy's shoes, going poo where they're not supposed to, and eating a bunch of grass and then throwing it up everywhere.
Yep, that's called a puppy.
Pug puppies are a whole other breed of puppy. Pugs naturally are already naturally energetic and love to be the center of attention. Cram that into a 3-month-old puppy and you have double the theatrics. A Pug puppy will definitely keep you on your toes, but it's all worth it, right?
Okay, you can ask yourself that when your puppy gets you up four times in one night to go potty — or didn't wait and went all over your bed. Oops. Do you know kennel training is? LOL!
After the break, meet some Pug puppies that are undoubtedly cute, but they're in a bit of a pickle. If they're not careful, they may just be charged with five counts of eating grass and then throwing it up on the carpet!
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