What are the characteristics of a Pug? The Pug is square in shape, of moderate size, with good proportions, a strong and muscular body, and its two hind legs are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the ground; the coat of the Pug is short and smooth, with moderate softness and hardness. , the colors are mainly silver, apricot and black.

Judging from the body shape, the Pug has a very compact structure, good proportions, and a relatively hard muzzle outline. The ideal weight range is probably between 14 pounds or 18 pounds. The proportions of the dog are roughly similar to a square shape. , the tail is rolled up and attached tightly to the buttocks.

The head of a purebred Pug should be relatively large, and the eyes must be dark-colored, large, and the ears are thin. Pug dogs are generally divided into two types, one One has button ears, one has rose ears, and the wrinkles on the face are large and deep.

Pug dogs have thick bones and medium-length, straight forelimbs. Viewed from the rear, the two hind limbs are parallel. The hind limbs are well muscled, the knee joints are slightly flexed, the hock joints naturally drop, and the metatarsals are short and straight. The toes are round and strong, and the curvature of the pug's toes is similar to that of a cat's feet.

Pug dogs have better forward orientation, strong ankles, and feet on the ground. They are square, with the middle toes forward, hindquarters have strong movements, and the rear knee joints and joints are not inward or inward. The hind legs are turned out and the front legs are in a straight line.

The coat of the Pug is smooth, short-haired, shiny, not hard, and not like wool. The color of the Pug is silver, apricot or black. Colored Pug refers to any Pug that is not white or has white patches. White hair on areas other than the head is considered insufficient and pigmentation of the skin is allowed. The ideal coloration for a colored pug is brindle. Miniature Pug puppies should have one color predominate.