Flat-faced breeds like Frenchies, pugs, and English bulldogs are wildly popular, but they come with a long list of expensive health problems. | Business Insider

Due to selective breeding, Pugs continue to have shorter and shorter noses, to the point where it actively impacts their ability to breathe. Something tell us Gizmo might have just found the right family to take care of him. The Dog House UK, 7.00 Saturdays on 10 and 10 Play on demand. | Channel 10

The researchers argue that the massively increased risks associated with "designer dog" breeding have pushed respiratory and brain difficulties in pugs to such an extent that the breed has now diverged from other mainstream dogs, and that there are a variety of healthcare challenges that must be overcome for both pugs and other brachycephalic dogs. | IFLScience