A study conducted by The Royal Veterinary College warns pugs face dire health risks, and concluded the dog breed can 'no longer be considered as a typical dog from a health perspective.'
warns pugs face dire health risks, and concluded the dog breed can"no longer be considered as a typical dog from a health perspective."
A pug dog stands in the exhibition hall on the final day of the annual Crufts dog show at the National Exhibition Centre on March 13, 2011 in Birmingham, England. / Credit: Oli Scarff / Getty Images However, pugs were found to have a reduced risk for seven disorders, including heart murmurs, wounds and aggression, compared to other dog breeds.
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