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Chloe Ferry is criticised by animal rights charity PETA over puppy

Chloe Ferry is publicly criticised by PETA after revealing her boyfriend Alex Swinney gifted her a blue French bulldog puppy, Olive.
PETA argues French bulldogs are bred for look, with flat faces that impede breathing and cause health problems.
PETA urges adopting from shelters rather than supporting breeders who prioritise appearance over animal health.
Royal Vet College data show brachycephalic dogs, including French bulldogs, face higher risks of multiple disorders, especially breathing issues and birth problems.
Kennel Club standards are being pushed toward healthier features, with owners urged to demand moderation in conformation.
Olive’s arrival follows Chloe’s grieving period after her previous French bulldog Ivy died.
Elisa Allen of PETA provided the exclusive comment to Daily Mail emphasising flat-faced breeds’ suffering.
Experts link health issues in brachycephalic dogs to their extreme body shape, not natural evolution.
A Royal Veterinary College study analysed 24,631 dogs, including 2,781 French bulldogs, highlighting elevated health risks.
The Kennel Club updated the French Bulldog breed standard to reduce extreme conformation and health risks.
Social media responses urged viewers to adopt, not shop, echoing the ongoing health concerns around the breed.
The Daily Mail feature consolidates multiple expert and study quotes to frame the breed’s health debate around modern standards.

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