Pug Forum:
Small Sized Pug Breeder

I own a 4 year old 18 pound pug and I'm crazy about him. I want to get him a little sister (black) but would like to get one who is smaller than average so that it will be easier for me to travel with both of them. (Carrying around 40 pounds of dog would get tough.)I hear that there are breeders who breed with an eye to producing smaller pugs. Any suggestions?

use caution with the smaller pugs. I have seen some of the the "tiny" pugs with problems. Yours is well within normal size. Do your homework and make sure knees do not slip and heads do not have open fonetals, or tight nostrils etc. Some tinies also tend to be extremely picky eaters. This might not be the case with pugs intentionally bred down so I am not trying to say that, just be careful and get a warrantee.