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Pugs can have bursts of energy, but they also get tired quickly. What’s the ideal playtime length for most pugs?
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30-45 minutes of nonstop running
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They can play all day without getting tired
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Short bursts of play, 10-15 minutes at a time
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What type of toy is most likely to keep a pug entertained?
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Soft plush toys that they can carry around or snuggle with
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High-speed frisbees for long-distance throws
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Anything they can shred into pieces
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Your pug loves to chase things but isn’t great at retrieving. What’s the best game to play with them?
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Frisbee in the park
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Tug-of-war or chase games indoors
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Long hikes in the woods
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Pugs are brachycephalic dogs, meaning they have short snouts. How should this affect the kind of play you provide?
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Keep play sessions short and avoid intense exercise, especially in hot weather
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Play games in the water to help with their breathing
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Always let them decide when to stop
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Question of
Pugs are very social dogs. What’s one of their favorite ways to play with you?
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Running in a fenced yard on their own
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Interactive games like fetch, tug-of-war, or simply cuddling while playing with toys
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Doing puzzles or brain games on their own
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Question of
Pugs can sometimes be lazy, but they still need mental stimulation. What’s a good way to challenge their minds during playtime?
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Leave them alone with some toys
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Teach them to play fetch with large balls
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Hide treats around the house and let them search for them
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Pugs love to be close to their humans during playtime. What’s a good way to keep them engaged while ensuring they get enough exercise?
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Play games like tug-of-war or chase, which involve both of you
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Set up a treadmill for them to run on while you watch
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Let them run around the yard by themselves
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