While all dogs deserve love and care, certain breeds are more likely to develop hereditary health problems due to genetics and selective breeding. These conditions can range from joint issues to heart disease, vision problems, and respiratory challenges. Understanding which breeds are prone to specific health risks can help owners take preventive steps, provide early treatment, and ensure their dogs live the healthiest lives possible. Knowledge is power, and knowing what to watch for means you can work with your vet to keep your furry friend happy and thriving.

Bulldog

Bulldogs are prone to brachycephalic syndrome due to their short snouts, which can lead to breathing difficulties. Their unique body structure also makes them susceptible to hip dysplasia and skin infections in their folds

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