Just like with people, as dogs age their faces reflect the hard-earned wisdom that comes from years of living (and begging). Doesn’t Pablo look quite the elder statesman here?
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Confessions of a Pugophile · The joys and challenges of loving a pug
Confessions of a Pugophile 
Pablo does look very wise. My cockapoo has more of a ‘you still love me, don’t you?’ look.