Look at the pug’s mouth

A healthy pug’s mouth has no odor, and the gums and tongue are light red. If you find that your pug has bad breath, yellow teeth, etc. when purchasing, it is recommended not to buy it. Dogs with bad breath often have either gastrointestinal problems or oral diseases. Be sure to check carefully before buying.

Look at the spirit of the pug

A healthy pug is full of energy. If the pug is timid and lacks energy, it is best not to choose it. It may be a sick dog. If the pug becomes depressed during the breeding process, you must first check whether the dog is sick. If it is sick, take the dog for treatment in time.

Look at the pug’s skin

You can tell whether the pug is healthy by looking at its skin. A healthy pug’s skin will not have any red spots or peeling. If your dog is found to have skin diseases, it is not recommended to buy it. It is best to check carefully when purchasing to see if your dog has any skin diseases.

Look at the pug’s butt

If a pug is not healthy, you also need to check whether it has any signs of diarrhea. A healthy pug's butt is pink, and the butt is very tight and closed inward. And the poop will not stick around the buttocks, and there will be no foul smell.