The pug pictured above is from a Victorian postcard. Doesn’t he look the tiniest bit scared?
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Confessions of a Pugophile · The joys and challenges of loving a pug
Thoughtful, I’d say. Focused on his derring-do.
If a pug were chained to a flaming bike as it toppled from a cliff, these are the sounds the pug might make: “ROOW! RUh? ROW-ROW-ROW!!! Oh-arruuuuoooOOOOOHHHhhh…”