Pugs in Costumes are Yet Another Reason Not to Dress Up Your Dog
Robyn Currie — March 26, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: screenjunkies & asylum
I think that dressing your dog up is always a bad idea. I don’t care if it is a bandanna or a full-on Yoda costume, they are all equally bad. So, it goes without saying that my head exploded when I saw these pugs in costumes.
Not only is the pug a really ugly dog, they slobber everywhere, and they are not very smart. Put all of those elements together and stick them in a horrible Wonder Woman outfit, and you, my friend, have pugs in costumes.
Not only is the pug a really ugly dog, they slobber everywhere, and they are not very smart. Put all of those elements together and stick them in a horrible Wonder Woman outfit, and you, my friend, have pugs in costumes.
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