Yankee Dog Pug Club

  

The Pugs of the Yankee Pug Dog Club

Statement of Ethics

The welfare of our Pugs is of the utmost importance to all of us. Members of the YPDC accept and adhere to the PDCA Code of Ethics...

CODE OF ETHICS from www.pugs.org

Code of Ethics and Educational Instruction Guidelines

All PDCA members must agree to abide by these rules, making the purchase of a pug puppy from a club member a more enjoyable experience.
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What's New

NEW PRICE!! Only $12.00

NEW PRICE!! Only $12.00
2008/2009 Yankee Pug Dog Club Calendar
The 2008 Yankee Pug Dog Club calendar is now available. Proceeds from the sale benefit Pug Rescue.
 Purchase Your Calendar Here
 

2007 Fund Raiser
We are kicking off the start of our fourth decade with this fundraiser. You have an opportunity to win a magnificent 14" x 18" portrait painting of your champion; your champion of the show ring or the sofa, from renowned animal artist, Nan Kilgore Little of Little Works Studio. You do not need to have a Pug to win, any breed or creature that is the object of your desire is eligible. All animals have captivated Nan in her life and art.  READ MORE>>

Pug Dog Club of America
You haven't lived until you have been owned by a Pug.

The Pug, one of the oldest breeds, has flourished true to his breed down through the ages from before 400 B.C. He has always been domesticated and has endeared himself to mankind.

The truth of how the Pug came into existence is shrouded in mystery, but authorities are agreed that he is of Oriental origin with some basic similarities to the Pekingese. China, where the breed was the pet of the Buddhist monasteries in Tibet, is its earliest known source. It next appeared in Japan, and then in Europe, where it became the favorite for various royal courts. MORE >>
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