[ SECRET POST #4576 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4576 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

... that is one odd looking dog.

[kaijinscendre]

That is what horribly inbreeding dogs over and over to achieve some iconic breed standard does.

[(Anonymous)]

Yup. Some of them looked wildly different in the past vs today... *shudder*

https://themindcircle.com/dog-breeds-looked-like-100-years-ago-vs-today/

[(Anonymous)]

Same with bulldogs. I cringe whenever I see a French bulldog in media because they're trendy right now. But they can't breathe well or even lick themselves..

[kaijinscendre]

French bulldogs can't even breed or give birth properly.

[(Anonymous)]

Bull terriers have looked like this for about a hundred years. No wdgelord cred for you.

[kaijinscendre]

Oh, if it was done historically it MUST be okay. I guess I just think breeding dogs for looks instead of health is abusive. My bad.

[tree_and_leaf]

Yeah, but bull terriers are generally healthy animals with a diverse genetic background (exception: pure white pedigree bull terriers, which have an enhanced risk of deafness). They may look a bit odd if you're not used to them, but it's not a French bulldog situation - it doesn't affect their breathing, they're a healthy, stable breed, and if you're talking Staffordshire bull terriers, have a lovely temperament and are particularly good with children.

[(Anonymous)]

Bull terriers have looked like this for about a hundred years.

No. No they didn't.