Vets warn 'squashed-faced' dogs are a bad buy
Vets are urging pet owners to think twice before buying fashionable 鈥渇lat-nosed鈥� dogs such as Pugs and French bulldogs because of the many breathing problems they can develop.
Shih-tzus, pugs, bulldogs, French bulldogs, and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are some of the most sought-after pups in the UK, with their appeal being put down to their 鈥渟quashed鈥� faces, but the British Veterinary Association has said their popularity has increased their 鈥渟uffering鈥�.
Sarah Mountford, who runs the 鈥楬ouse of Mutt鈥� dog hotel in Norfolk, said though the dogs have 鈥済reat characters鈥�, they can end up being 鈥渉igh maintenance鈥� due to their often severe breathing difficulties.
"You can't walk them too far, which can in turn mean they can become overweight," she told us, adding that hot weather can make all of this even worse.
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