1. Can I Learn About the Puppy’s Parents?

Ask about the parents’ health, temperament, history, and any appropriate health testing.

2. How Are the Puppies Raised?

Understanding the puppy’s environment can help you learn about their early experiences and socialization.

3. What Veterinary Care Has the Puppy Received?

Ask about veterinary examinations, vaccinations, deworming, health records, and other age-appropriate care.

4. How Are Puppies Socialized?

Early positive experiences can help puppies become more comfortable around people, handling, household sounds, and appropriate environments.

5. What Is the Puppy’s Personality Like?

Every puppy is an individual. Ask the breeder what they have observed about each puppy’s temperament and behavior.

6. When Can the Puppy Go Home?

A responsible breeder should explain the appropriate go-home timing and any requirements that must be met before placement.

7. What Food Is the Puppy Eating?

Knowing your puppy’s existing diet can make the transition to your home easier and help minimize unnecessary changes.

8. What Comes With the Puppy?

Ask what documentation, health records, supplies, or care information are provided.

9. What Support Is Available After Adoption?

A good breeder should be willing to answer reasonable questions as your puppy grows.

10. Is This Puppy a Good Match for My Family?

The best breeders don’t simply ask whether you want a puppy—they also want to understand whether your household is a good fit.

Looking for an Available Pug Puppy?

If you’ve researched your options and feel ready to take the next step, visit our Current Litter / Available Puppies page to see the latest information from VVSPugGrumble.

Take your time, ask questions, and choose a puppy based on compatibility—not simply appearance.