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Stuck in a pooping pug

December 3, 2013 by SWestfall3

Nothing could be more embarrassing. Like getting your hand caught in the cookie jar! (Kinda).

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Posted in Absolute Piffle | Tagged pug | 4 Comments

4 Responses

  1. on December 3, 2013 at 11:05 pm May

    I went to youtube and look at some of the videos. Perhaps reason that some people should only have a neutered pet – dogs shouldn’t be separated when stuck .And male dogs have a big dick, but female cats are only built for a small dick like a tomcat has.

    Then again, on the other side of the coin, while amateurs may hurt their pets with lack of knowledge, professional show breeders harm generations of dogs and cats – all the while claiming to be the knowledgeable ones.


  2. on December 4, 2013 at 7:03 am chervilmeadow

    Evidently an inexperienced breeder forgot to exercise the dog first. Too much information Retrieverman, skipped the video and don’t know whether I can eat lunch just yet, with my delicate sensitivity. LOL


  3. on December 4, 2013 at 6:02 pm May

    I didn’t wait for the rest of it to download, hope the dogs are okay. But what happens when the owners don’t find out that, although they try their best, female pugs usually can’t open the birth sack (because of their undershot jaw), and they can’t cut the umbilical cord either (which news to be chewed or tied so the puppies don’t bleed to death). Also mother pugs often really don’t breathe well enough for labor.

    So maybe somebody should find them a whelping pugs, pekes, or bulldogs video?


  4. on December 7, 2013 at 8:04 am DAC

    This is a breeding that is heading for disaster. Pugs have enough trouble whelping pugs puppies, I can’t imagine what this poor bitch will do trying to give birth to pups sired by this much larger male. While I’m totally in favor of cross-breeding for the genetic diversity it provides the resulting puppies, it should be done with some knowledge and forethought, not by letting your dogs mingle and breed however they see fit. This pug getting bred by the larger male is a prime example of owner irresponsibility.



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