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Hey! This is the wrong way. You only need to go south.

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Oops! Not this way. Move to the west to find some information.

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Oops. You're almost there. Try to go north and see what happens.

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18 th to 20 th century – Pugs Spread Worldwide
Around 1885, pugs were brought to the USA and were recognised by the American Kennel Club. Later on, in 1931, it came the creation of the first Pug Dog Club of America.
Wait! This is the last trail of historic facts that I made. If you want to go back in order to discover the origins of the pugs, move a little bit to the east. You only have to cross the Atlantic Ocean.

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You're almost there! Move to the west just a little bit and you will have reached your final destination.

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Catherine the Great of Russia (1729-1796) with one pug as a lapdog.  

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10 th to 15 th century – Pugs Spread Through Asia
You're close! Russia was one of the first countries to have pugs, but not the first one. Maybe you can guess the final destination if you recognise which country the following sentence refers to: it's the most populated country in the world.

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The Marquesa de Pontejos by Francisco Goya (1786).

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Pugs of the 18 th Century - Artists’ Muses and Royal Companions
Pugs also became popular in Spain during this time period as well and it can be demonstrated by looking at the painting exposed at the top.
Yes! Spain is another location in the way...but, why don't you try to guess which country the following sentence refers to? It's known for its delicious cod.

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16 th to 17 th century – Pugs Spread Through Europe
England was another European country where pugs could be found. When William III and Mary II left the Netherlands to accept the throne of England in 1688, their beloved pug traveled with them. Rapidly, pugs spread throughout England. Even Queen Victoria fell in love with this breed, establishing the Kennel Club and passing this devotion to other members of the Royal Family.
If you want to keep on with the "hunting", move to Asia and check the locations that are there.

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16 th to 17 th century – Pugs Spread Through Europe
It is said that it was the first European country with pugs. In fact, the Netherlands House of Orange had a pug as their official dog because of Pompey, a pug on the court who alerted the Prince of Orange, William the Silent, of assassins and therefore saved his life.
If you want to follow the trail of historic events until the destination, identify the country referred to in this sentence: it's the biggest country in the world.

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16 th to 17 th century – Pugs Spread Through Europe
Portugal was one of the first European countries with pugs. In fact, they began to breed pugs by the wealthy in order to establish them across Europe.
Follow this clue to reach a location near the destination: it contains the busiest station in the world.

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10 th to 15 th century – Pugs Spread Through Asia
You're close! Japan was one of the first countries to have pugs, but not the first one. Maybe you can guess the final destination if you recognise which country the following sentence refers to: it contains the city that illuminates the sky at night more than any other in the world.

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Emperor Ling To (168-190 AD) surrounded by lots of pugs. 

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Yes! You've reached the destination of origin. Pugs were originated in ancient China, or this is what most historians believe. Their earliest records in history can be dated back to 700 BC. Surprisingly, pugs were kept by Chinese emperors and were treated as part of the royal family.