About Vicki Dressler Expertise I can answer questions about rescue, personalities, the breed, some general medical questions. I cannot answer technical medical problems as I am not a veterinarian or vet tech.
Experience I have been owned by Pugs for over 13 years, have done Pug rescue for over 10 years and have rescued/placed several hundred pugs throughout the years.
Organizations Prairie Pugs Rescue
Education/Credentials None specific to Pugs other then hands on experience
Question I'm thinking about getting a pug, I already have a laid back 4 year old cocker spaniel. She is also very small for her age as she was the runt and can be nervous around new dogs. Is this a good idea or do you think i should look at other breeds?
Answer That is hard to say. Pugs usually get along well with pretty much everyone. I probably would not get a puppy but would get an adult rescue pug that the foster home feels that pug would get along with your cocker. I would also take your cocker with you to meet the new pet.
