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TRICKS BY PEANUT THE MAGNIFICENT PUG! (appeared on "PetStar" with Mario Lopez) Disclaimer: Peanut came to our family with about 20 tricks under his belt, we do not have a full history on him and do not know the past training methods, but we can assure you that Peanut lives quite a comfortable life where he takes as many naps as possible, long walks before practicing his tricks and he is never starved or we never mistreat him when he is learning a new trick. He is fed a great diet and the only thing we do is take him for a long walk, give him time to rest and drink lots of water and that gets him very focused. We never punish, hit, yell or mistreat Peanut in order to learn a trick, if he wants to learn it then we proceed, if he does not like it, we move on or let him rest.
Peanut is a Pug for hire for any dog safe event and his earnings go to PDE Research, because Peanut does care about finding a cure for PDE!
*A BIG THANK YOU TO LIN RANDOLPH AND HER PUG LENNY FOR ALLOWING THE PUGWEISER FUND FOR PDE RESEARCH TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS YEARS "GIVING THANKS AND HELPING OTHERS" FUNDRAISER!
We had so much fun at this event! Animal Haven is a great place to hold a dog friendly event! My pugs give it a paws up. It was great meeting everyone at the NYC Meetup. We hope to do more with this group!
Lin Randolph, who is Lenny The Pug's mom (check out www.lennythepug.com) is very active in the pug community and is a great asset and supporter of animal rights and awareness. She has a heart of gold. Please take some time to visit her site and shop til you drop, her profits support a number of canine related causes
Click on Lenny below to be directed to Lin's website "Lenny The Pug"
A LITTLE ABOUT ME AND MY PUGS - PICTURES AND STORY BELOW
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THE PUGWEISER FUND FOR PDE RESEARCH (PUG DOG ENCEPHALITIS) On April 1, 2007, a friend of mine lost her pug (Pugweiser)to PDE. It was the most profound thing for me to see this pug surrounded by those who truly loved him and his passing affected me so much that it made me want to help bring some light to Pug Dog Encephalitis and help those who are finding a cure for this disease.
This is a terrible disease that is killing many pugs each year. This horrible disease affects pugs between the age 6 months and 7 years. There is no known cure or cause. Because PDE is a breed specific disease, only affecting pugs, there is not much funding or support for those doing research. Dr Kimberly Greer is one of two people doing research for PDE, she is extremely busy but does do her best at updating her website when she can. I have attached a link here so you can see what PDE is all about....
DONATIONS
Donations for the Pugweiser Fund should be mailed as follows:
Make check out TO: Texas A&M VTPB
In the Memo section write: Fund For PDE Research -Pugweiser
Address to mail check:
Texas A&M University
ATTN: Dr. K Greer
College of Veterinary Medicine
VMA Building RM. 119 MS 4467
College Station, TX 77843-4467
WHAT HAPPENS WITH YOUR DONATION?
Your donation allows Dr. Greer continue her research to find a cure for PDE and allows her to provide the the following:
Collect samples from deceased pugs including the autopsy/necropsy which can be very costly in itself.
Pay for the transport of all pugs coming into the lab, usually via DHL (with ice packaging).
Pay for the cremation of the deceased pug and shipping of the remains back to the rightful owner. Great care is taken to ensure that every owner's pug is handled with the utmost care and love and that each pug is transported back home in a safe and loving manner. Comprehensive reports are also sent back to each owner along with the cremated remains.
Samples of all pugs related to those who have passed on due to PDE are also collected with comprehensive reports that are sent back to their pug moms and/or pug dads.
Dr. Greer has a staff that is dedicated to this project and they all take a great deal of care to make sure that all pugs are handled with love, respect and dignity.
BUY A T-SHIRT TO SUPPORT FUNDING FOR PDE RESEARCH! SEE SLIDER BELOW WITH PICTURES OF OUR SHIRT (BLACK T-SHIRTS COMING SOON!)
Another way you can make a difference and support this wonderful cause, is to buy our T-shirt that is being sold to raise money for the continuation of this research. The T-Shirt is currently available in a biege/natural color in the following sizes: Small 34-36, Medium 38-40, Large 42-44, XL 46-48 and XXL 48-50 They are Jersey Heavyweight shirts (but they are very stretchy and actually very lightweight. T-Shirts are 18.00 each. Shipping is $3.00 for each one. If you are buying multiples, each additional shirt is only $1.00.
All profits from the sale of this shirt will go to The Pugweiser Fund For PDE, but the shirts are being sold through us not through Texas A&M. Please email me at [email protected] or email me here to order t-shirts.
Information regarding PDE and PDE research can also be seen here as well. If you click on each picture, you will expand it and will be able to read the information regarding PDE.
Dr. Greer is going strong on research. She is very friendly and is also a pug mommy of 4, has served on Pug Rescue committees and also lost one of her pugs at a very young age, so she understands how devastating it is to lose a beloved pug. I encourage you to contact her should you lose your dog to PDE or suspect that your pug may have PDE. Dr. Greer also suggests that everyone look at The Pug Dog Club of America's website for information that is updated more frequently on PDE, click below.
By clicking below, you can also view the presentation by Dr. Greer on PDEI am also devoting this page to all who need information on how to rescue, train and keep a pug or any other dog healthy. I have 7 pugs (4 who have all come through rescue).If you have rescued a pug or any other breed, please feel free to write me for any advice. I do have some experience with pulling dogs out of shelters and getting them healthy again, especially those with food allergies which can lead to many other ilnesses.Please stay tuned, as this page is updated weekly.