He was playing with our Rotti and the size of the Rotti's head was more than His eye could take. It was an accident, but now Muggie only has one eye. Be careful when buying a Pug to live in a home if you have larger dogs. A fenced yard is highly recommended. This will keep your new puppy in your yard and other large dogs away from Him.
Pugs are very strong for their size, but are no match for a larger dog.
The Pug is a highly social breed that needs lots of ownership attention and because of His sensitivity to extreme temperatures, He should never be kept chained to a dog house in your yard. Keeping Him in a cage in your home will work only if He receives a lot of daily attention. They do not board well because the Pug is so people oriented. All said and done, the Pug is a family oriented pet who needs a lot of love and attention and He will give you more affection and love in return than you could ever imagine.