Pug Puppies in Houston and Galveston Bay
A small, people-focused companion that suits apartments and first-time owners.
- Size
- Small (10 – 25 lbs)
- Weight
- 14–18 lbs
- Height
- 10–13 in
- Lifespan
- 12–15 years
At a glance
Is a Pug right for your family?
Common traits associated with the breed include affectionate, loyal and playful. Every dog is an individual, so meeting the puppy and discussing socialization, behavior and home fit remains important.
- EnergyLow
- GroomingShort coat, sheds year round, weekly brushing
- SheddingLow
- Apartment livingGood
They may be a great fit if you:
- Want to compare this breed with your daily routine
- Can provide consistent care, training and companionship
They may not be ideal if you:
- Are choosing by appearance alone
- Cannot accommodate the individual dog's activity or care needs
No Pug puppies available right now
We don’t have any Pug puppies at this time. Tell us what matters to your family and our team will help guide your search.
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Joining the list doesn’t reserve a puppy. It simply lets us help you when the right one arrives.
Breed guide
Get to know the Pug
Families considering a Pug should plan for a moderate activity level, moderate grooming needs and the personality of the individual dog. A thoughtful match also considers schedule, space, training experience and household routines.
PersonalityCommon traits associated with the breed include affectionate, loyal and playful. Every dog is…
Common traits associated with the breed include affectionate, loyal and playful. Every dog is an individual, so meeting the puppy and discussing socialization, behavior and home fit remains important.
ExercisePlan for routine veterinary care, age-appropriate nutrition, consistent training, social interaction and a moderate…
Plan for routine veterinary care, age-appropriate nutrition, consistent training, social interaction and a moderate level of daily activity. Grooming needs are generally moderate, but coat type and the individual dog can change the routine.
Living with a Pug
Are Pugs good family dogs?
Common traits associated with the breed include affectionate, loyal and playful. Every dog is an individual, so meeting the puppy and discussing socialization, behavior and home fit remains important.
How much exercise does a Pug need?
Plan for routine veterinary care, age-appropriate nutrition, consistent training, social interaction and a moderate level of daily activity. Grooming needs are generally moderate, but coat type and the individual dog can change the routine.
What are Pugs like to live with?
Families considering a Pug should plan for a moderate activity level, moderate grooming needs and the personality of the individual dog. A thoughtful match also considers schedule, space, training experience and household routines.
Why get your Pug from Petland Webster?
- Health CheckedVeterinary health exam before going home.
- Health WarrantyWritten warranty for peace of mind.
- MicrochippedIdentification and registration included.
- Lifetime SupportWe are here for you after you take them home.
- Vetted BreedersWe partner with breeders who meet Petland Webster standards.
Meet Pug puppies near you
1 convenient location serving the Houston and Galveston Bay area.
Webster
19722 Gulf Fwy Webster, TX 77598
No Pug here right now
View puppies in WebsterEvery puppy is different. These characteristics describe common Pug tendencies rather than guarantees about any individual puppy.