The shape of a dog’s face suggests how long it will live. Dogs with sharp, pointed faces that look more like wolves typically live longer. Dogs with very flat faces, such as bulldogs, often have shorter lives.[
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I would imagine because dogs with shorter squashed faces cannot breathe properly.
I think that's true. Often that kind of breed has respiratory and heart problems.
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