The Pug Life Show is for Crazy Pug Ladies or Pawrents who want to listen to interviews and discussions that are focused on caring for Pugs and livin' the Pug Life.
We release a new episode on a Sunday night of each month in a season and we continue the conversation over at our Facebook Group The Pug Life Show https://www.facebook.com/share/g/nnwqGbvZwCZTp9xN/
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The Pug Life Show is for Crazy Pug Ladies or Pawrents who want to listen to interviews and discussions that are focused on caring for Pugs and livin' the Pug Life.
We release a new episode on a Sunday night of each month in a season and we continue the conversation over at our Facebook Group The Pug Life Show https://www.facebook.com/share/g/nnwqGbvZwCZTp9xN/
One of my biggest goals for the PUGCAST is to give Pug Pawrents like you useful, reliable information to help you live your best Pug Life. Sometimes that means sharing real stories from fellow Pawrents, and other times it means bringing in the pros to chat about topics that are super impawtant — but don’t always come up during playgroup catch-ups.
That’s why I’ve been so excited to put together an episode focused entirely on Pug health and well-being — and yes, what it really costs to keep your squishy-faced bestie happy and healthy — from puppyhood all the way to their golden years.
Joining us is Chelsea the Vet Nurse, who brings not only expert knowledge but also a love for Squishy faces. She’s here to discuss all the impawtant health and well-being questions as well as share her wisdom to help you be practically and financially prepared for every snort and sneeze.
Now, there was so much to cover that I’ve split the episode into two parts, so you have plenty of time to take it all in. Part 1 dives into the early stages: from 8 weeks old through to 1 year — aka the puppy and adolescent phase. Part 2, which drops next week, will pick up from age one and cover adult, senior, and geriatric care.
The Pug Life Show
The Pug Life Show is for Crazy Pug Ladies or Pawrents who want to listen to interviews and discussions that are focused on caring for Pugs and livin' the Pug Life.
We release a new episode on a Sunday night of each month in a season and we continue the conversation over at our Facebook Group The Pug Life Show https://www.facebook.com/share/g/nnwqGbvZwCZTp9xN/