Drink plenty of water. And above all, take advantage of places that are air-conditioned. I saw the cutest puppy at the pet store the other day. Sometimes it works, but not always. I might be back for you yet, pup, but if not, I pray that you get a good home.
Pugs are vulnerable to high temperatures and humidity.
Excessive exposure to high temperatures, more than 15-20 minutes at a time, when the temperature is above 80 degrees can cause both short term and long term damage to your Pug. It can also kill them within a matter of seconds. If your Pug does get overheated, her body temperature will likely be well above what it should normally be. Setting your Pug in front of an air conditioner, or simply giving her some ice to lick isn t enough. Get your Pug to drink cold water and run a cold bath for her, watering her down from head to tail.