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With their squashed little noses and wrinkled faces, flat-faced dogs such as Pugs, French Bulldogs, and English Bulldogs have become favourites among dog lovers and celebrities. n Sadly, their facial structure puts them at high risk of a range of health conditions, including breathing difficulties and eyes issues. In recent years, vets have raised serious concerns for these breeds' safety and have urged potential owners not to buy them. Now, new figures published by The Kennel Club suggest that their pleas may have finally been heard, with flat-faced dogs declining...