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      • Pickwick's Never Too Wacky, Too Old, Too Wild (Lola)
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      • Umberto of Alexgoldens
      • GCH Hill Country's I'll Bee Your Shining Star
      • CH Wright's Triumphant Tiger Eye at Pickwick
    • Retired Champions & Show Prospects >
      • Retired Girls >
        • CH Pickwick's Too Generous to Trifle With
        • Zobear's American Idol
        • CH Pickwick's Show the World How to Smile
        • CH Peachtree's Kirkcudbright Kayleigh, CGC, RIN, RI, TKN
        • CH Pickwick's Child, That Hemline's Out of Sight TKN
        • Princess Buttercup's Forever is Now
        • Pickwick's Thrill on Blueberry Hill
        • Pickwick's While the Leaves Play the Music
        • Pickwick's Doris Diamond Breakfasts at Tiffany's
        • Pickwick's Follow the Star
      • Retired Boys >
        • Diabolbric’s Start Me Up (Jagger)
        • CH Pickwick's Mr. High Falutin'
        • CH Pickwick's Peachtree Hill Country Mighty Macintosh, TKN
    • Fosters, Rescues >
      • Sebastian, BGR, CGC, RN, RA, TKN
      • All-American Rescue Jerry (lab/chow/GS mix)
      • All-American Rescue Lexi
    • Gone but not forgotten . . . >
      • Pickwick's Cotton Candy in the Sky RN
      • Charlie Chaplin
      • Winston (Pickwick's Cosmic Constellation in the Stars)
    • Past Pickwick Pugs Litters >
      • Begin the Beguine Litter
      • Thrill Litter
      • Lemaître Litter
      • Stars Fell on Alabama
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      • Emerald Litter
      • Christmas Star Litter
      • New Year's Eve Litter
      • Adirondack Litter
      • Flying Kilts Litter
      • Coffee House Litter
      • Poldark Litter
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      • Jane Austen Litter
      • Bridgerton Litter
      • Beatrix Potter Litter
      • Dr Seuss Litter
      • Baskin Robbins Litter
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      • Sockhop Litter
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Diamond Litter

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Lilly (L)
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Robert
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Robert
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Robert
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Lilly
D.O.B. May 29, 2021
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Lady Gaga (new name Doris)

Pickwick's I Got a Diamond Heart
Doris lives with 2 other Pickwick pugs (Rocket Girl and Coco from the LeMaitre Litter) and a wonderful mom in Michigan. She moved to Michigan when she was a little bit older and before that she enjoyed a brief stint as a show girl. She won lots of awards and prizes and ribbons but in the end we decided she deserved a great companion home.
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 Holly (new name Piper)

Pickwick's Breakfast at Tiffany's
Piper (Holly ”l‘ve Got a Diamond Heart” from the Diamond litter 5/2021) lives with a wonderful couple in Florida. She is a certified therapy dog and loves going on visits especially to the library where the kids read to her. She pretty much goes everywhere with us (except the grocery store). She just graduated Advanced training and we are now starting Super Advanced. She LOVES training, she loves going for golf cart rides, she loves when the neighbor kids come to play with her and she loves going shopping.
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Piper the Certified Therapy Dog
Piper has her own Instagram account!
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Here is Piper at the library reading to some children.

Here is Piper working as a Therapy dog at the airport.
Piper's 1st boat ride.
Piper at a Pug Meetup

Mr. Green Jeans (new name Teddy)

Pickwick's Marquis d'Amore
Teddy lives with a wonderful family in Auburn, AL. He has earned all sorts of titles like an AKC Canine Good Citizenship, AKC Novice Tricks, and lives with another Pickwick Pug from the Adirondack litter, Griffin.
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Holly (Piper), Lady Gaga (Doris), and Teddy at Salem, Virginia August, 2021 enjoying a pretty mountain view!
Westminster or White House bound? Temperament and Conformation Evaluations at 7.5-8 weeks . . At this point, it looks like one pup is bound for Tennessee, another for Auburn, but the evals will determine if one stays at Pickwick Pugs ... stay tuned!

temperament evaluation day!

7/22/2021

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​AM raw Goat's Milk to help wakeup and a little review of sits and stays for the Diamond Litter! Going to meet Miss Deb today at a new location away from home and complete the Avidog Temperament testing. It is always so fascinating to see how each pup thinks, learns, and experiences life! It also ALWAYS amazes me how different their personalities are when they are "bold in the pack" and then separated from littermates. Like Jekyll and Hide in the difference sometimes. But the main point of temperament evaluations as they are only ONE piece of the puzzle, is to identify areas the pups need to focus on in the remaining weeks with us. Sometimes it is obvious that a certain dog would do better in a less active, or more active home, or in a performance home who does sports etc., or a home who might need a therapy dog etc. so the tests are helpful but NOT end all.  
And some scenes from the actual evaluations!
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3 AM slurps!

7/22/2021

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3 AM slurps from the Diamond and Emerald Litters!
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training fun!

7/14/2021

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In today's training sessions the puppies worked on "through" and wobble board, "take", and (of course ... the usual) "drop it"!
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Getting sassy at 6

7/12/2021

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Here are some scenes from our stacking practice as the pups get ready for their 8 week evaluations. (They'll get better at the stacking over the next 2 weeks!) The puppies are loving playing and exploring new environments and challenges. Here are some shots and videos of them at 6 weeks of age. Honestly, they are all show quality and we are seriously considering keeping a pick from this litter as any of them could finish an AKC championship easily and quickly and be an asset to our breeding program. The faces .... the heads .... the cobby bodies ..... the pigment ... tails ... dark eyes ....wrinkles and expression. Sigh. So beautiful. But, to keep us honest and objective, we've lined up some amazing people to help us with the 8 week evaluations including a breeder/handler/judge who is not a pug breeder but a stickler on breed standard as well as proper movement and structure. 
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Here they are having fun exploring a new room and another barrier challenge!
Here's Mr. Green Jeans getting used to the new stacking box. (Yes, his "Outdoorsy" sweatshirt is getting a big snug lolz but dressing up for early stacking practices makes it less pressure and more FUN....for the human ;)
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exploring new rooms and outside

7/8/2021

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This video is a little old, from when they turned 4 weeks old. They each got a chance to smell all sorts of things outside, without getting on the ground of course (parvo). All 3 pups really seemed responsive to the rosemary bush smell!
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bring your pet to work week!

7/8/2021

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For the last 2 weeks the puppies have had a couple of trips to the church and got to meet (in very sterile and clean environment -- people wore scrubs and booties and washed hands etc.) all sorts of people from age 4 to adults. Even a 1 year old got to wave and be near (though of course wasn't allowed to hold). They are getting used to riding in a car, too and getting that "whatever response" going strong. 
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7/8/2021

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June 21st, 2021

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June 20th, 2021

6/20/2021

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3 weeks - the social creature emerges

6/20/2021

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The puppies turned 3 weeks old this past weekend and are entering the next period -- the critical socialization period. Lilly is engaging with the puppies in a different way now, licking their faces and not just their hind ends. We are also starting to hear some vocalizations  .... like in this video on Day 17:
The puppies also make and hold eye contact with the humans now. This week they will be mastering the art of walking, though we are not quite their yet as they look like they're stumbling out of a bar late at night. ;) Holly was the first to "totter" a couple of days ago. They are all moving away from their sleep/nest area to eliminate on their own, though Lilly still inspects them and cleans them at the start and end of each nursing session. This morning, they each tried out a bit of warmed raw goat milk out of a syringe. As they are now entering the socialization period, they are making and holding eye contact and interacting a bit more. 

As we now begin to apply many protocols from the Puppy Culture program, perhaps this would be a wonderful opportunity to introduce you to some important Puppy Culture teachings and understand why it is so obvious to see the differences between Puppy Culture raised pups versus those not raised using these protocols. In quotes are some excerpts from Puppy Culture written by Jane Messineo Lindquist (Killion), also the author of the incredible dog training book, "When Pigs Fly".

"As the puppies turn 3 weeks old they can solicit and accept invitation to play, defend themselves from being hurt, ask for attention, and show an emotional response when they receive it. Their unique personalities are starting to emerge! The quality of these early communications will have an impact on the puppies for the rest of their lives. A breeder or puppy owner can positively influence these early communications by setting up an environment that avoids conflict." The way we handle weaning naturally is a wonderful example of this and we are protecting Lilly from becoming anxious as the puppies' teeth are coming in. Today, we started supplementing with a tiny bit of raw goat milk and special formula (liver water, baby vitamins, egg yolk, yogurt, etc.) and we are keeping the puppies' nails short and smooth and giving Lilly lots of extra attention and special foods and supplements.

Keeping the puppies' nails short also ensures that, as they begin to learn to walk, the feet stay in the correct position so that the bones and muscles will grow properly. Happy CERs - conditioned emotional responses - with toenail trims are important for future puppy owners, too so they will have an easier time keeping nails short throughout their lives.

Socialization:
Believe it or not, working on socialization actually begins now, before the puppies are even walking! Dogs have to go through 2 concurrent socialization processes ... "they have to become functioning members of dog society and also of human society. And these societies can be very different from each other. When most people think of socialization they think of exposing the puppy to as many new places, animals, and people as possible when the puppy is young. While this is certainly a crucial component of the socialization process, to us it's not enough. We want to raise dogs who have the emotional intelligence to connect with you on a deep and trusting level." Emotional intelligence can actually be taught to young puppies during the socialization process. This is where the Puppy Culture socialization program really shines. The protocols we use are always in service to these 7 key things that will nurture the emotional intelligence of the puppy and enable him to make the connections that define the human-animal bond such as:
  • Communication (dog and human language skills)
  • Emotional stability (the ability to recover easily from fear as well as cope with stress and frustration in a socially acceptable manner)
  • Habituation (familiarity with the maximum number of things - facilitation of the "so what response")
  • Enrichment (the view that novelty and challenges are opportunities for enrichment, rather than things to be feared or avoided)
  • Health (the physical wellness and motor skills that will allow the puppy to develop in a neurologically and physically sound way)
  • Skills (learned behaviors which allow the puppy to function in human society)
  • Love (the desire to seek out the company of both dogs and humans as emotionally positive experiences)

The Enrichment Effect 
"Scientific studies have shown that animals raised in enriching environments demonstrate increased learning ability, with better retention and appear more stable, less fearful, and better able to cope with and recover from frightening or stressful things. 
Scientific studies have shown that animals who are raised in a stimulus rich environment with lots of toys, exercise, and challenges, have larger brains with more neural connections than animals raised in a stimulus poor environment. The stimulation actually causes the puppy to grow more brain -- up to 5% more brain mass with anywhere from 25-200% more neural connections. Furthermore, studies have shown that the area of the brain where these new brain cells form is the area related to learning, memory, and emotional response."

Each day the puppies experience one new toy, item, or new environment. For example, yesterday, each puppy was individually carried to the kitchen where they enjoyed sniffing the scent of fresh watermelon as we were slicing a melon. Their new toy yesterday (we only add one to the whelping box and leave in for short periods of time as they need clear space to learn to totter and eventually walk) was 2 crunchy tail plush dog toys. Today, they will get to experience a light-up toy. As they enter the socialization period it is important for us to start habituating them to humans so, tomorrow, they will be meeting some piano students of all different ages as I start back to work. (I've taken 3 weeks off so I can work with these puppies, overseeing each nursing session, giving nebulizer treatments etc. The music from Saturday Night Fever "Staying Alive" is the appropriate sound track for the first 3 weeks!) The visits tomorrow will involve a very controlled, sterile environment involving washing of hands/arms/removal of shoes/wearing of booties and surgical scrubs and constant supervision.


Startle/Recover:
Puppies at this age take everything in stride. Studies have shown that they have no real fear response to anything at this age which means that we have a small window of time between 3-4 weeks of age where we can exercise the puppy's recovery muscles without worrying about damaging the puppy psychologically. During this week we will be working on helping the puppies learn how to recover from fear. We condition the puppies to be emotionally resilient by triggering their startle/recovery cycle when they are 3-4 weeks old. The more times the puppies startle and recover during this window of time, the faster and better their recovery will be as adults. We have started making loud noises ... dropping dog bowls, slam doors, drop a stack of books, starting vacuum cleaners, startle them with rattle toys and objects etc. to help them experience "surprise" and recovery. When the puppies are 3 weeks old they have a startle response, but they recover almost immediately. 

Preventing future separation anxiety:
Additionally, we give them each LOTS of individual cuddle time away from their litter mates. Separating young puppies from their litter for short periods of time is key to successfully and humanely training them to be alone once they're a little older.

Potty Training: Yes, potty training actually begins before the puppies are actually walking! We keep their sleeping area clean and free of lots of clutter so that they can move away to the pee pads to eliminate. Also, we have added a very shallow box (cookie sheet for now) for a litter box in the whelping box. While they have all started to move away from the sleep/nest area to eliminate on their own (on the pee pads), they will eventually start to explore this litter box (filled with paper pellet litter). Navigating this litter box will help give the puppies exercise and develop physically as well.

Physical exercise:
"Scientific studies have shown that physical exercise is a key component of the enrichment effect. Exercise is one of the things that causes the brain to grow larger and form more neural connections. Sir Thomas Jefferson was right ... building a strong body does indeed build a strong mind." Therefore, we are giving the puppies some time now each day in their new pen in the den which is covered with material and yoga mats which help them learn how to walk. In the meantime, they are gaining quite a lot of speed with their seal sliding maneuvers around the whelping box.

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Owners - Jeff and Amy McLelland

Located outside of Birmingham, Alabama, USA


Author of The Pug Bible

Author of The Pug Puppy Primer

Petpro with PawTree (Natural foods, treats, supplements, and other pet products developed by Veterinarians and PhDs in Animal Science and Pet Nutrition)


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We feed exclusively PawTree and Nuvet Daily Vitamin
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Best of Breed, CH Pickwick's Peachtree Hill Country Mighty Macintosh, TKN - our first bred-by-champion.
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Pickwick's foundation bitch, KK, (CH Peachtree's Kirkcudbright Kayleigh, CGC, TKN, RN, RI)

What Our Clients Are Saying

Bumi was star student at his puppy class today and has been pretty much bomb-proof in the world so far. You definitely set him up for success!"

"You do such a good job training/preparing them. Rosalina is the best trained dog in this house...everyone at work is always blown away how incredible she is ... Socialization, confidence, obedience ... And, well, she’s really pretty." (Vet Tech, mom, loving pug owner)

"The vet was impressed that his nostrils were completely open."

"So many people at the festival were asking where did you get such a beautiful pug from and we said from an amazing breeder in Alabama, Pickwick Pugs"


"He [Louie, out of the Beatrix Potter litter] is by far the most athletic & strongest of any other pugs we’ve had. He’s 18.5 lbs of muscle! I’m sure there are genetics involved, but we also followed your advice with the diet, fish oil, supplements etc. If we had the time, I bet he’d be a champion at agility. We love everything about him!!"
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Multiple Bred by AKC Champions
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Lilibeth, (CH Pickwick's Show the World How to Smile), our 6th AKC Champion
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Amy at The Pug Dog Club of America National Specialty
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Pickwick puppies being socialized with their mama.

Contact Us - Inquiry Application Form

Puppy/Pug Questionnaire Application
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Best of Breed out of the puppy class over special - Cindy (Pickwick's Oh, The Places You'll Go, currently in the ring).
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Lilly, a Pickwick Best in Show winner
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A Pickwick puppy graduating from Star Puppy Academy just before "gotcha day".
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  • Home
    • Meet the Humans >
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      • Testimonials >
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          • Health Guarantee
    • What makes Pickwick Pug Puppies special? >
      • Puppy Training >
        • Puppy Graduation Videos
        • Puppy Culture Protocol - What Has Your Puppy Been Up To These Past 12 Weeks?
        • Puppy Parties
        • Temperament Evaluation Form
        • Conformation Evaluation Form
    • Photo Album >
      • Pickwick History and Future
  • Our Grumble
    • AKC Champions >
      • CH Pickwick's Child, That Hemline's Out of Sight, TKN
      • CH Pickwick's Peachtree Hill Country Mighty Macintosh, TKN
      • CH Pickwick's Show the World How to Smile
      • CH Pickwick's Worship the Ground I Walk On
      • CH Pickwick's Casanova in Disguise
      • GCH CH Hill Country's I'll Bee Your Shining Star
      • CH Peachtree's Kirkcudbright Kayleigh, CGC, TKN, RN, RI
      • CH Wright's Triumphant Tiger Eye at Pickwick
      • CH Pickwick's Mr. High Falutin'
      • CH Pickwick's Too Generous to Trifle With
      • CH Pickwick's Oh, The Places You'll Go
    • Our Girls >
      • CH Pickwick's Oh the Places You'll Go
      • CH Pickwick's Worship The Ground I Walk On
      • Pickwick's Judge of Your Own Happiness
      • Pickwick's Where Heaven Kisses Earth
      • Pickwick's Watching the Stars Align
      • Pickwick's Never Too Wacky, Too Old, Too Wild (Lola)
    • Our Boys >
      • Umberto of Alexgoldens
      • GCH Hill Country's I'll Bee Your Shining Star
      • CH Wright's Triumphant Tiger Eye at Pickwick
    • Retired Champions & Show Prospects >
      • Retired Girls >
        • CH Pickwick's Too Generous to Trifle With
        • Zobear's American Idol
        • CH Pickwick's Show the World How to Smile
        • CH Peachtree's Kirkcudbright Kayleigh, CGC, RIN, RI, TKN
        • CH Pickwick's Child, That Hemline's Out of Sight TKN
        • Princess Buttercup's Forever is Now
        • Pickwick's Thrill on Blueberry Hill
        • Pickwick's While the Leaves Play the Music
        • Pickwick's Doris Diamond Breakfasts at Tiffany's
        • Pickwick's Follow the Star
      • Retired Boys >
        • Diabolbric’s Start Me Up (Jagger)
        • CH Pickwick's Mr. High Falutin'
        • CH Pickwick's Peachtree Hill Country Mighty Macintosh, TKN
    • Fosters, Rescues >
      • Sebastian, BGR, CGC, RN, RA, TKN
      • All-American Rescue Jerry (lab/chow/GS mix)
      • All-American Rescue Lexi
    • Gone but not forgotten . . . >
      • Pickwick's Cotton Candy in the Sky RN
      • Charlie Chaplin
      • Winston (Pickwick's Cosmic Constellation in the Stars)
    • Past Pickwick Pugs Litters >
      • Begin the Beguine Litter
      • Thrill Litter
      • Lemaître Litter
      • Stars Fell on Alabama
      • Diamond Litter
      • Emerald Litter
      • Christmas Star Litter
      • New Year's Eve Litter
      • Adirondack Litter
      • Flying Kilts Litter
      • Coffee House Litter
      • Poldark Litter
      • Southern Belle Litter
      • Jane Austen Litter
      • Bridgerton Litter
      • Beatrix Potter Litter
      • Dr Seuss Litter
      • Baskin Robbins Litter
  • Available
    • Currently Available >
      • Why buy from a responsible preservation Breeder?
    • Current Litter >
      • Galaxy Litter
    • Application Procedure
    • Puppy/Pug Questionnaire
    • Puppy/Pug Purchase Questionnaire >
      • Delivery
    • Puppy Blog >
      • Scenes from Puppy Nursery
    • Prospective Litters >
      • Sockhop Litter
      • French Pastry Litter
      • The Shire Litter
    • Contracts >
      • New Puppy Owners Communication Form #1
      • New Puppy/Pug Owner Communication Form #2munication Form
  • Nutrition
    • What, How, When to Feed a Pug
    • Food >
      • How often to feed?
    • Daily Vitamin
    • Supplements
    • Treats
    • Recipes
  • Shop
    • The Pug Bible E-Book
    • Pug Puppy Primer E-Book
    • Donate to our Health Test Fund
    • Puppy/Pug Payments
    • Unique Gifts
    • Napping Pug Soap (for humans)
    • Zen Buddha Pug Soap (for humans)
    • Buddha Master Pug Soap (for humans)
    • Rosemary Lavender Shampoo Bar (for dogs)
    • Custom Soap Bar
  • Blog
  • Resources
    • The Pug Bible e-Book
    • Grooming
    • First Aid
    • Outing Suggestions
    • New Owner Checklists A >
      • Puppy Sample Daily Schedule
      • Puppy's Life Day-by-Day
      • Puppy Daily Records
    • New Owner Checklists B >
      • Puppy Training & Socialization Checklist Chart
      • Socialization Checklist
    • Helpful Info for Pug Owners
    • Flying Home with Your Puppy
    • Driving Home With Your Puppy
    • Training & Socialization >
      • Showing a Pug in Conformation
      • Canine Good Citizenship Test
      • Tricks Training
      • Conditioning Exercises
      • Rally Training Boot Camp
      • Canine Freestyle
      • Conformation Puppy Boot Camp
    • Prayers
    • Links >
      • Pug Dog Club of America
    • Breed Standard
  • Calendar
    • Schedule
  • Health and Genetic Research in Pugs
    • Breeding/Whelping Notes >
      • Litter Record Notebook
  • Fundraising for Rescue and Research
    • Pugiano >
      • Pugiano Training >
        • Canine Freestyle Training Steps
        • Annie Training Log
        • Buttercup Training Log
        • Cindy Training Log
        • Emma Training Log
        • Iona Training Log
        • KK Training Log
        • Lilibeth Training Log
        • Lilly - Training Log
        • Lola Training Log
        • Miss Dior - Training Log
        • Robert Training Log
        • Parker Training Log
        • Stella - Training Log
        • Tory - Training Log
        • Umberto Training Log
      • 2024 >
        • Pugiano Christmas >
          • Pugiano History Act Training >
            • History 101 Pugiano Style