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Let’s Play Two Truths and a Lie about Pugs!

So you think you know pugs? Can you tell the lies from the truths?

Round 1

  1. Pugs were originally bred to be companion dogs for Chinese royalty.
  2. Pugs are known for their excellent swimming abilities.
  3. Pugs have a distinct curly tail that is often described as a double curl.

Which one do you think is the lie?

Round 2

  1. Pugs have a longer lifespan compared to other small dog breeds.
  2. Pugs are prone to breathing problems due to their flat faces.
  3. Pugs are one of the oldest dog breeds, dating back to around 400 BC.

Which one do you think is the lie?

Round 3

  1. Pugs have a unique trait of being able to roll their eyes independently.
  2. Pugs tend to snore a lot because of their short nasal passages.
  3. Pugs were once featured in ancient Chinese paintings and sculptures.

Which one do you think is the lie?


Answer Sheet

Round 1

  1. Truth! Pugs were indeed bred as companion dogs for Chinese royalty, dating back to the Han dynasty.
  2. Lie! Pugs are not known for their swimming abilities; in fact, their short legs and flat faces make swimming challenging for them.
  3. Truth! Pugs have a distinctive curly tail, often described as a double curl, which is a breed characteristic.

Round 2

  1. Lie! Pugs generally have a shorter lifespan compared to some other small dog breeds, typically living around 12-15 years.
  2. Truth! Pugs are prone to breathing problems due to their brachycephalic (flat-faced) structure, which can cause issues like snoring and difficulty breathing.
  3. Truth! Pugs are indeed one of the oldest dog breeds, with their origins tracing back to around 400 BC in China.

Round 3

  1. Lie! Pugs do not have the ability to roll their eyes independently; this is a misconception often confused with chameleons, which can do this.
  2. Truth! Pugs tend to snore a lot because of their short nasal passages and brachycephalic anatomy.
  3. Truth! Pugs have been featured in ancient Chinese paintings and sculptures, highlighting their long-standing presence and popularity in Chinese culture.

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