N.H. lawmaker proposes flat-faced dog ban

A New Hampshire lawmaker has proposed a bill to ban the intentional breeding of flat-faced dogs, such as pugs and French bulldogs, citing concerns over health issues caused by their physical traits. Similar bans have been implemented in European countries, but the U.S. bill faces opposition from organizations like the American Kennel Club and dog advocacy groups. The legislation aims to prevent breeding two dogs with the same health deformities, and if passed, it could influence broader adoption of ethical breeding practices nationwide.

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