Exclusive: Brachycephalic breeds prone to health issues and may fuel crime, experts say as registrations soar Experts have urged would-be dog owners to reconsider buying squashed-faced animals such as French bulldogs, warning they are prone to life-limiting health conditions, and that buying such breeds could fuel criminal activity. The pandemic has triggered a boom in dog ownership with Kennel Club figures revealing there has been a 12% rise in puppy registrations in the past year alone.
Would-be dog owners told to think twice before buying flat-faced breeds
The Guardian - 14 May 2021 14:31
Exclusive: Brachycephalic breeds prone to health issues and may fuel crime, experts say as registrations soar Experts have urged would-be dog owners to reconsider buying squashed-faced animals such as French bulldogs, warning they are prone to life-limiting health conditions, and that buying such breeds could fuel criminal activity. The pandemic has triggered a boom in dog ownership with Kennel Club figures revealing there has been a 12% rise in puppy registrations in the past year alone.
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