TOP OF PAGE HOME   PUGGLE PUPPIES   POCKET PUGGLES   DAMS   SIRES   PUP'S LIFE   ABOUT   CONTACT   ALBUM   TESTIMONIALS 1   TESTIMONIALS 2   TESTIMONIALS 3   TESTIMONIALS 4   TESTIMONIALS 5   TESTIMONIALS 6   FAQ   OPTIONAL   LINKS 1   LINKS 2   LINKS 3   LINKS 4   LINKS 5   CONFIRM   SEARCH   HOUSEBREAKING . Jackson is an extremely handsome Pug.  He is smaller in size (about 20 lbs) and is very lean and well shaped.  Jackson is a very playful dog, as are all pugs and quite the little clown.  He loves to snuggle and simply couldn't have a sweeter personality or disposition.  Jackson is very social and non- aggressive and gets along famously with not only our other dogs, but any dog he meets.  We absolutely love Jackson and couldn't ask for a better dog. THE PUG The origin of the Pug as a dog breed probably begins a long time ago in ancient China, although it  certainly did not look the same as today's Pugs. Dogs known as "short mouthed" dogs are described in  writings that date to around 600 years BC and were likely the forerunners of todays modern breed that  we call the Pug.  Emperor Kang Hsi, about 950 AD, commissioned a dictionary of all the Chinese  characters, and in it there are two references that could be describing the Pug: "dogs with short legs"  and "a dog with a short head".  By the 1300s there were three separate types of dogs that are  identifiable as founders of breeds of today: the Pekingese, the Japanese Spaniel, and the Pug.  It  wasn't until the end of the 1500s and early 1600s that China began trading with European countries  such as Portugal, Spain, Holland and England  Sherman (aka: Shermie”) is the newest addition to the Pugglesville crew.  It cannot be stressed enough how cute this guy is.  We’re pretty sure he knows it too.  We’re also pretty sure he thinks he runs the place already.  We are expecting great things from Shermie, but he won’t be ready to really take charge for several more months.. Copyright © 2011 Pugglesville. All rights reserved.