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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pekingese dogs and Japanese chins were among the highest risk for breathing problems. The study examined the risk of ...

Have you ever wondered why some dog breeds struggle to breathe more than others? From bulldogs to pugs and Shih Tzus, many of the world's most popular pups share one distinctive trait: a short, flat ...

In 14-breed survey, Pekingeses and Japanese Chins, as well as dogs with overweight, collapsing nostrils, and flat faces, experienced high BOAS severity In short-skulled (brachycephalic) dogs, a very ...

Does your dog struggle to breathe, especially at mealtime? New research suggests the two might often be connected. The University of Missouri researchers discovered that about 75% of dogs who had ...

University of Cambridge researchers have identified 12 dog breeds at increased risk of a breathing disorder long associated mainly with pugs and French bulldogs. The study, which assessed nearly 900 ...

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All dogs are good boys and girls. But sadly, some are predisposed to all sorts of health problems. Research out this week highlights the dogs that have the hardest time even catching their breath.