You could try any preventative measures or feed your pug with the best available home-cooked food, but if genetically your pug is “unfit” or “unhealthy”, then there isn't much that you could do to improve its health condition. .... My advice would be to take your time and don't rush. It often takes a couple of visits before the final decision is made. Consult your friends, neighbours or anyone that you know who owns a pug dog and get some advice from them. ...
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