These, and other short-faced dogs, are mostly restricted from flying - even in cabin. This might not affect most bulldog owners, but I've met military families who had to leave their dogs behind after receiving overseas orders. It a shame that characteristics which make these breed popular, also put them at a heath disadvantage. I do like pugs though..
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Ginger, on the left, preferred racing and lure coursing. She was a rocket on both land and water. Spanky, on the right, was my ratter and preferred groundwork. They went in '20 and '21 respectively.I have one now, Phoebe's Uncle Fearghus age 15, and lost one at age 18 over the Christmas holidays. I've owned and field trialed them for over 30 years. Yours are lovely pups for sure!
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