FAQ

We specialize in breeding purebred Pugs only. Pugs are an affectionate, playful, and loyal breed that makes wonderful companions.

Yes, all of our puppies are raised in a loving and clean home environment, where they receive daily socialization and care to ensure they’re well-adjusted and ready for their forever homes.

To adopt a pug from Puggyverse, simply fill out our Puppy Inquiry Form. Once we receive your information, we’ll provide you with details about available puppies and guide you through the adoption process.

Availability varies depending on our breeding schedule. We update our website regularly with information about available puppies, and we encourage you to fill out the Puppy Inquiry Form for real-time availability.

Yes! If you’re local, we welcome visits by appointment. Please contact us to schedule a visit so you can meet the puppies in person.

Yes, we offer shipping for puppies within the U.S. and internationally. For more details about shipping costs and arrangements, please reach out to us through the Puppy Inquiry Form.

When you adopt a pug puppy from Puggyverse, you’ll receive:

• The puppy’s health records (vaccinations, deworming)
• A puppy starter kit with food and supplies
• Health Guarantee and documentation
• A puppy care guide

Yes, all puppies are up-to-date on their vaccinations as required for their age, including distemper, parvovirus, and rabies (if applicable).

Yes, all puppies are dewormed before adoption. They undergo a thorough parasite screening, and deworming treatments are administered as needed.

Our puppies are generally ready for adoption at 8 weeks of age. This allows us to ensure they are properly weaned, vaccinated, and socialized before going to their new homes.

Yes, we offer a Health Guarantee that covers genetic defects and life-threatening illnesses. For full details, please refer to our Health Guarantee page.

Yes, you can reserve a puppy from an upcoming litter. Please contact us for more information about the reservation process, and we can place you on our waiting list for the next available litter.

If your puppy is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness within 72 hours of adoption, you are entitled to a refund or replacement, as outlined in our Health Guarantee. Please refer to our Health Guarantee page for more details.

Adoption fees vary depending on the specific puppy, age, and other factors. Please contact us for current pricing or refer to the individual puppy listing for more information.

Yes, local adopters can arrange a time to pick up their puppy in person. Please contact us to schedule a pickup appointment.

We accept various payment methods, including Bank transfers, Apple Pay, Zelle and other secure options. Full payment details will be provided once you’ve selected a puppy.

At this time, we do not offer financing or payment plans. However, we accept full payment via credit card or bank transfer.

When your puppy arrives, it will be accompanied by a health certificate, its vaccination and deworming history, and a small starter kit to help with the transition to its new home.

Preparing your home involves setting up a safe and comfortable space for your new puppy. We recommend securing an area for your puppy to sleep, purchasing food and water bowls, and getting appropriate toys and a bed. Our Puppy Care Guide can help with further tips.

We recommend high-quality puppy food that is specifically formulated for small-breed dogs. We will provide a starter supply of food to ease the transition, but we suggest continuing with the same brand or transitioning slowly to a new food.

Pugs are known for their affectionate, playful, and charming personalities. They are good with children, other pets, and adapt well to family life. They are also loyal and often form close bonds with their owners.

Pugs can be prone to certain health issues, including respiratory problems (due to their brachycephalic face), hip dysplasia, and eye conditions. Regular vet checkups, a healthy diet, and proper exercise can help maintain their health.

Pugs enjoy moderate exercise, such as short walks and playtime. They are not extremely active, but regular exercise is important for their overall health and to maintain a healthy weight.

Pugs have an average lifespan of 12-15 years, though with proper care, they can live even longer. Regular vet visits, a balanced diet, and plenty of love can contribute to a long, healthy life.

Yes, all of our puppies are microchipped for identification purposes. This helps ensure they can be returned to you if they ever become lost.

Yes, Pugs do shed, although they are considered moderate shedders. Regular brushing will help minimize shedding and keep their coat healthy.

Yes, we offer post-adoption support to help you with any questions or concerns that may arise. Whether it’s related to training, health care, or behavior, we’re here to assist you.

We generally do not spay or neuter puppies before adoption, as it is important for the puppy to be mature enough. However, we highly recommend you have your puppy spayed or neutered at the appropriate age.

If your puppy is displaying behavioral issues, we recommend consulting with a professional dog trainer or veterinarian. We also provide a Puppy Care Guide with helpful tips for training and socializing your new pug.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us via the Puppy Inquiry Form, email us at [Insert Email Address], or call us at [Insert Phone Number]. We’re happy to assist you!