While they can be adorable, their size makes pugs and other brachycephalic breeds more vulnerable to eye infections. Additionally, pugs typically have eyelids that are too long for their eyes and ...

Pugs' eyes are also vulnerable to injury. You can protect their eyes by keeping them away from dusty or sandy areas where debris might scratch their corneas. Skin infections. The deep wrinkles ...

There is a reason why so many pugs need a new home. Their short muzzles, a mark of the breed, give rise to breathing problems and other health issues like eye and ear infections, she said.