Healthy, Happy Pug Puppies
Bred with Love, Raised with Care
At Tonya Pugs, we specialize in providing healthy, well-socialized pug puppies raised in a loving family environment. Every pup is vet-checked, vaccinated, and ready for their forever home.
Welcome
Welcome to Tonya Pugs, where our passion for pugs shines through in every puppy we raise. We specialize in breeding healthy, well-socialized Pug puppies in a loving, family-friendly environment. Each of our puppies receives the best care, regular vet checks, vaccinations, and lots of affection to ensure they’re happy and ready for their new homes.
Whether you’re a first-time pug parent or adding to your furry family, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. With a focus on quality, trust, and lifelong support, Tonya Pugs is committed to helping you find the perfect companion to bring joy and love into your home.
What We Offer
About Pugs
Appearance
Pugs are compact, muscular dogs with a signature wrinkled face and large, soulful eyes. Their short, glossy coat can be fawn, black, apricot, or silver, often paired with a dark muzzle. They have a curled tail that sits high over their back, and their round, broad head gives them a look of constant curiosity or amusement. Despite their small size, they have a sturdy, square build that reflects strength and confidence.
Temperament
Pugs are famously affectionate, charming, and sociable. They thrive on human companionship and enjoy being part of the family, often acting like little clowns to get attention. Their gentle, patient nature makes them excellent companions for children, the elderly, and even other pets. While playful and cheerful, they are rarely aggressive and prefer peace and cuddles over confrontation.
Intelligence
Though not the most obedient breed, Pugs are quite intelligent and intuitive. They quickly learn household routines and can pick up basic commands with consistent training. However, they can be a bit stubborn, so training requires patience and positive reinforcement. Their cleverness often shows more in their ability to charm people than in performing tasks.
Health
Pugs are generally healthy dogs but can be prone to certain breed-specific conditions. Due to their flat faces (brachycephalic structure), they may experience breathing issues, especially in hot or humid weather. Other common concerns include obesity, eye injuries, hip dysplasia, and skin infections in their facial folds. Regular vet checkups and proper care help manage these risks effectively.
Exercise
Although they’re not high-energy dogs, Pugs still need daily exercise to maintain a healthy weight and prevent boredom. Short walks and indoor play sessions are usually enough to keep them content. They’re sensitive to extreme heat, so exercise should be limited during warmer parts of the day. Pugs are just as happy lounging on the couch as they are chasing a toy around the house.
Adaptability
Pugs are highly adaptable and thrive in various living environments—from apartments to large homes. They don’t need a yard and are well-suited for urban living, provided they get their daily dose of activity. Their calm demeanor and affectionate nature make them excellent for both singles and families. As long as they’re close to their humans, Pugs adapt happily to almost any lifestyle.
Available Puppies
Max - Male
Bella - Female
