Do Pug dogs shed a lot? Yes, Pug dogs shed significantly despite their short coats. Most Pugs have a double coat that releases hair year-round. To manage shedding, owners should brush their Pug at least twice a week with a rubber grooming mitt or a soft bristle brush. Daily brushing may be required during "shedding seasons" in the spring and fall.
The Pug dog lives for one thing: your attention. They are remarkably stable and adaptable, usually getting along with children, cats, and other dogs with ease.
As a brachycephalic breed, Pugs have unique anatomical needs that every owner must understand in 2026.
Don't let the short coat fool you—Pugs require a specific grooming routine.
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