There's Still Life in Crete . The following extract comes from Still Life in Crete , a book about the experiences of living with two pugs on Greece's most idiosyncratic island.
Pugs are funny little dogs.
They have only one expression on their wrinkled faces, and that's moral indignation. They have no bite and their bark is worse than silly. There was no doubt, however, that the fawn Pug and his adopted brother, the black Mavros, were overjoyed to hear our voices. In the pen, they gave us a smothering welcome, rubbing their squat, squarish bodies against us and nuzzling us with their snub noses. After that, they sat on our feet, as if to stop us abandoning them again, while we settled up with their host.