Fiona

Fiona has settled in and is acting like a young, 2 year old pug.<br/>She is a very submissive girl, and we're working on coming in from outside without cowering.<br/>She definitely isn't showing any alpha female tendencies.<br/>She has had a few accidents in the house but she's been much better the last few days.<br/>She does well in her crate, which is where she eats.<br/>And speaking of eating, Fiona is a larger girl at 26 pounds, which is way too much for her body.<br/>Hence she is on a reduced kibble diet.<br/>She also has crystals in her urine so she will need to eat C/D Prescription food to make sure she doesn't form bladder stones.<br/>Fiona is a great pug.<br/>She gets along well with all the other pugs in the house but her favorite group of friends are the puppies.<br/>She loves to act silly and play with them.<br/>She is also very happy to have her human to lay next to on the couch and sleep with all night in the big bed with no issues.<br/>She has never slept in her crate but I see no issues if that is what you prefer.<br/>All in all Fiona is amazing.<br/>I give her a 9 out of 10 and it will be a 10 out of 10 once she figures out the doggie door.<br/>This girl is a treasure and I can't say enough good things about her.<br/>She has one more week of her decompression period and will be actively looking for her family.<br/>I strongly recommend if you're looking for a great, young pug to not wait.

Fiona has settled in and is acting like a young, 2 year old pug.
She is a very submissive girl, and we're working on coming in from outside without cowering.
She definitely isn't showing any alpha female tendencies.
She has had a few accidents in the house but she's been much better the last few days.
She does well in her crate, which is where she eats.
And speaking of eating, Fiona is a larger girl at 26 pounds, which is way too much for her body.
Hence she is on a reduced kibble diet.
She also has crystals in her urine so she will need to eat C/D Prescription food to make sure she doesn't form bladder stones.
Fiona is a great pug.
She gets along well with all the other pugs in the house but her favorite group of friends are the puppies.
She loves to act silly and play with them.
She is also very happy to have her human to lay next to on the couch and sleep with all night in the big bed with no issues.
She has never slept in her crate but I see no issues if that is what you pr

Fiona has settled in and is acting like a young, 2 year old pug.
She is a very submissive girl, and we're working on coming in from outside without cowering.
She definitely isn't showing any alpha female tendencies.
She has had a few accidents in the house but she's been much better the last few days.
She does well in her crate, which is where she eats.
And speaking of eating, Fiona is a larger girl at 26 pounds, which is way too much for her body.
Hence she is on a reduced kibble diet.
She also has crystals in her urine so she will need to eat C/D Prescription food to make sure she doesn't form bladder stones.
Fiona is a great pug.
She gets along well with all the other pugs in the house but her favorite group of friends are the puppies.
She loves to act silly and play with them.
She is also very happy to have her human to lay next to on the couch and sleep with all night in the big bed with no issues.
She has never slept in her crate but I see no issues if that is what you prefer.
All in all Fiona is amazing.
I give her a 9 out of 10 and it will be a 10 out of 10 once she figures out the doggie door.
This girl is a treasure and I can't say enough good things about her.
She has one more week of her decompression period and will be actively looking for her family.
I strongly recommend if you're looking for a great, young pug to not wait.