Sorry to be that guy but bulldogs have so many problems because they require a special diet and other needs. Bulldogs (English and French) should NOT be neutered or spayed until a year and a half to two years old. If they are fixed earlier their plates in their knees, hips, etc never finish filling in and it leads to over 90% of the hip and knee problems they face. And 99% of owners are brain washed by their vets with no bulldog knowledge to spay/neuter at 6 months and younger. And secondly they need a very high quality diet most people would not consider. They need grain free, single protein, hollistic foods. My Frenchie is on rabbit. Most owners would not spend this much on food. A lot of bulldogs are just naturally allergic to grains, poultry and beef. Sorry, I'm just a proud Frenchie dadOriginally Posted by MarkS
(I don't like bulldogs either, I think they have so many health problems that I don't understand why anyone would intentionally produce them. Yet, they command high prices and have a large following.)
As for snakes I would never purchase a morph with neurological problems. I would purchase others like my 8 Ball who lack duckbill and kinking (duckbill is over exaggerated IMO and it sticks out more from being patternless).
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