
BEAR
Neutered Male
DOB: NOV. 27, 2023
STATUS: IN FOSTER CARE
















FOSTER UPDATE - MAY 22, 2025
Bear is a wonderful little guy with the perfect balance of energy and chill. He’s fantastic in the house—fully housetrained, respectful of boundaries (he knows he’s not allowed in the basement and patiently waits at the top of the stairs), and hasn’t gotten into anything he shouldn’t.
Bear loves his walks and playtime—fetch is his absolute favourite! He listens well, is eager to learn, and is super motivated by attention and affection. He especially adores people and has a special bond with his foster family’s daughter—he sleeps in her bed every night and often shares her pillow!
Bear gets along beautifully with the resident cats and has formed a sweet bond with the family pug. They’re often found snuggled up together or hanging out side-by-side throughout the day. Like many dogs, Bear can get a little overstimulated during high-energy moments like mealtime, unexpected visitors, or rowdy play. In these moments, he may redirect his excitement toward the nearest dog. These incidents have been minor and easily managed—he responds well to redirection and quickly returns to calm behaviour, often going back to the other dog to offer a gentle lick. His foster family has found that a little proactive management goes a long way, and he’s been thriving.
INTRODUCTION - MAY 6, 2025
🐾 Meet Bear! 🐾
Say hello to Bear, the newest addition to Pugalug Pug Rescue! At 1.5 years old, Bear is a lively, affectionate young pug already making himself right at home in his foster family. He travelled like a champ, snoozing most of the way in his crate before curling up in his human foster sister’s lap for the rest of the drive.
Since arriving, Bear has had a great first introduction to his foster home's dogs and even the cats! He especially adores the resident pug, tagging along with him everywhere. Bear has shown a bit of amorous energy typical of an unneutered pup, but he’s easily redirected and eager to please. He’s doing wonderfully with crate training—just a minute of quiet whining before settling for a good night’s sleep.
Best of all, Bear has been doing all his business outside like a pro, with no marking indoors. Bear is a sweet little love bug, bursting with classic pug charm, energy, and kisses. We’re excited to get to know him more in the coming weeks as he settles in, learns, and grows. Stay tuned for updates!