Pug Carlino :the tender

El Pug o Carlino es una raza de perro miniatura con cara arrugada y un cuerpo de tamaño pequeño a medio. Esta raza suele resumirse como multum en parvo ("mucho en poco"), describiendo la personalidad del pug y su pequeño tamaño.[1]

La palabra "pug" puede provenir del Inglés antiguo pugg, el cual tiene un término cariñoso para un pequeño demonio juguetón o mono.[2] Los cachorros pug son llamados puglets

It's a solid dog under and boxy, compact, well proportioned and muscular, his head, large, rounded and solid appearance, is covered with folds, muzzle is square and flat, the eyes large and prominent, are obscure; has the straight legs and curly tail. The hair is tight, smooth and shiny. The Pug can be silver or apricot smooth with a black mask, in both cases has a black stripe running from head to tail can also be pure black or white is the most scarce and expensive of all. It measures about 30 cm at the withers and weighs between 6 and 8 kilograms. His character confident, docile and friendly pug makes a cherished pet. The Pug is particularly a dog "with a sense of humor", displaying very human facial expressions because of their bone structure. Because of its striking looks some people tend to think that pug features are the result of genetic crosses or inbred. However, pug features are similar in the last hundred years, at which time the Europeans began to import from China.
Pugs are not aggressive animals. Like any dog can bite, but it is rare that this happens without any abuse to the animal. Pugs live up to their motto "Multum in parvo" and is not daunted by larger breeds, making them can get into trouble.

Before the humans, tend to be playful Pug and seek interaction. However they may appear suspicious of strangers, barking announce the presence of strangers. While its size are not guard dogs, they are good "dog alert."

The Pug show a moderate level of intelligence, being able to use their short muzzles and front legs to get objects out of reach. Sometimes tend to stubbornness, and not necessarily come when called, but rather when they want. Yet are not stray too far from their owners and prefer the company of these to other dogs.

During the first years of life can sometimes be hyperactive Pug (running, jumping and barking constantly) but this feature tends to disappear with age. The Pug of five or more years tend to be calmer and more enjoyable than the street chairs.