It’s amazing how pets can easily put a smile on our faces almost without effort no matter how bad a day we’re having.
After all, when was the last time you laughed when you saw your dog sleeping on the couch but twisted up like a pretzel yet looking satisfied all the same?
And then there are pets who by their actions manage to elicit a chuckle out of us because of their antics just like this pug who’s trying to imitate the various squeaky sounds being made by squeeze toys. The owner brings out a succession of squeeze toys and squeezes them and the pug adorably tries to mimic the sounds that are coming out.
Watch the adorable video of the pug below.
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Video credit: Rumble
The pug’s owner is definitely lucky that this guy is there to brighten up the day with his funny sounds!
Because of their small size, pugs are often seen as toy dogs. But they’re more than just for show. This breed of dog is highly affectionate and outgoing, making them the perfect companion to while your day away. They also get along well with other breeds because they are playful and sociable.
Pugs are also courageous and won’t hesitate to wander off when they become bored. It’s important for them to have a “leader” figure that they can follow.
With a lifespan that averages between 10 to 14 years, pugs can give you many years of happiness and mischief. But despite any head-scratching moments, it’ll be all worth it. While they may be loyal, they can also be jealous, like little children who are always craving for attention.
But it’s hard not to notice this cute creature with its wrinkly face and large marble-like dark eyes. That’s if they’re awake. This breed likes to sleep a lot, sometimes even up to 14 hours a day! However, they can be quite voracious, requiring three meals a day in order to stay in optimal health.
As you will notice, pugs are not furniture that you can keep in a corner or just store in the closet when you don’t feel like playing with them. They are living creatures who require proper care and attention. This doesn’t just mean feeding them but also taking them to regular check-ups with the veterinarian.
Owning a pet is still a big responsibility because life is being entrusted to you. But when you do step up and deliver, the relationship will be one of joy and happiness for many years to come. And who knows, your pug might even try to imitate a few squeaky sounds as well!
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