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   1. Short Walks: Pugs don’t require long, strenuous walks, but regular short walks are essential to keep them fit and happy. A few 15-20 minute walks a day should suffice.

   2. Play Fetch: Pugs enjoy playing fetch with soft, lightweight toys. This can help them get some exercise without overexerting themselves.

   3. Playdates: Pugs are sociable dogs and usually get along well with other dogs. Organize playdates with other friendly dogs to allow them to interact and burn off energy.

   4. Indoor Play: Pugs can be active indoors, too. Tug-of-war, hide and seek, and interactive toys can keep them engaged and active.

5. Puzzle Toys: Pugs are intelligent dogs. Puzzle toys and treat-dispensing toys can provide mental stimulation and keep them entertained.

   6. Swimming: Many Pugs enjoy swimming, which is a great low-impact exercise. Ensure their safety with a life jacket if needed.

   7. Obedience Training: Pugs can be stubborn, but they’re also eager to please. Obedience training not only provides mental stimulation but also strengthens the bond between you and your Pug.

   8. Agility Training: Set up a mini agility course with tunnels, jumps, and weave poles to challenge your Pug’s agility and coordination.

   9. Doggy Daycare: If you have a busy schedule, consider enrolling your Pug in doggy daycare a few times a week to socialize and get exercise.

    10. Relaxation Time: Pugs are known for their love of lounging. They enjoy napping and cuddling with their owners. Don’t forget to provide plenty of downtime for your Pug to rest.

    11. Grooming Time: Pugs require regular grooming to maintain their coat and skin health. Brushing, cleaning wrinkles, and occasional baths can be a bonding experience.

   Remember that Pugs are sensitive to extreme temperatures, so avoid strenuous activities in hot weather and provide plenty of water. Additionally, be cautious about overexerting your Pug, as their short noses can make it harder for them to cool down. Always keep an eye on their breathing and signs of fatigue.

   Tailor your Pug’s activities to their individual needs and preferences. They’ll be happy as long as they’re spending quality time with you and getting the right balance of exercise and relaxation.