The Pug Life: The New PUG-ADDITION

For the past six months my mom and I have been contemplating getting another little puglet as a friend for Lola! You will only know this if you are a fellow pug lover, but you develop this need to create a pug family after taking the plunge of getting your first pug. Pug Rule #4 There is no such thing as only owning one pug in your lifetime! The PUG- ADDICTION had hit us and after a few days of research my mom decided to email South Africa Pug Rescue, explaining to them that she is looking for a young, black female pug as a friend for our current pug. The whole process went exceptionally quickly and it just seemed as if it was meant to be. Pug Rescue came to do a site inspection and were so ecstatic with the home they immediately allowed us to take ownership of our 7 month old little puglet. Dying to see her I drove through to my parents the very next morning. As I opened the door this tiny black ball came galloping towards me eyes almost popping out of her head, tongue so long it was practically dragging on the floor and a tail wound up so tight I couldn’t even see it! This was my first introduction to the newest PUG-ADDITION- Mila J

Look at that tongue!!!

Although Mila was not in the best condition when she arrived, having come from a previously abused home, my dad has managed to fatten her up in no time! So much so that we are now considering putting her on a diet, as she just scofs away at her food and then moves on to try sneak some from Lola J

Mila and Lola have become the best of friends, much to our cat’s displeasure, and they play all day and night. Mila has developed an obsession with slippers, making it impossible for you to walk anywhere in them. She also has a new found love of walking all over and licking your face in the mornings! All these things seem so annoying, but when she looks at you with that ridiculously cute face, tongue just slightly out, you cannot help but just laugh.