My daughter had to do a diorama about an animal and it's habitat.  She chose a pug.  Which is a sociable and gentle companion dog.  But it was hard to define a "habitat"
That's interesting, I don't know much about pugs but they do seem like great dogs.
I didn't either!  I so wished she would have picked a lion with an obvious habitat lol.  Pugs were brought from China to Europe, but they don't run in the wild or anything.  Just live in houses!
Haha that's true, they don't exactly appear in nature, especially since we've bred them to look like that so they aren't natural at all.
Right!  They were just bred to be companions.  Queen Victoria actually loved them, so they got really popular in the 19th century. I guess we could have made a castle diorama!
Oh really? It seems like each Queen seems to like different types of dogs, since Corgis are really popular with the current queen now haha.
Yes, you're right!  i don't know when the pugs went out of style with the royals, but Queen Elizabeth II has had more than 30 corgis since 1952!
That's crazy, I'm sure she wasn't the only one taking care of them because that would be impossible.
Meals were served for each dog in its own dish, the diet approved by veterinary experts with no tidbits from the royal table. A proprietary brand of meat dog biscuits was served in the morning, while the late afternoon meal consisted of dog meal with gravy. Extra biscuits were handed out for celebrations and rewards.
Crackers (24 December 1939, Windsor – November, 1953) was one of the Queen Mother's corgis, and nearly a constant companion; he retired with the Queen Mother to the Castle of Mey in
mannerisms like Pat. This person sort of drooled and had the kind of body language of Pat. I started trying to do him. I was testing it out on my friends and they were just like, 'Yeah, it's good, but it doesn't seem like a guy that much.' Like I couldn't quite pull off being in drag convincingly enough. So then I thought, maybe "that"'s the joke. I'll just have one joke in here about how we don't know if