According to the American Kennel Club, the U.S. has a new favorite dog breed for the first time in thirty years.
On Wednesday, the American Kennel Club announced that the French bulldog had become the most popular purebred dog in the United States last year.
While some find the breed cute and endearing, others view their stocky build, squished faces, perky ears, and tired expressions as unappealing.
Frenchies ousted Labrador retrievers from the top spot after a record 31 years.
Some experts are worried that the current demand for French bulldogs, as well as the willingness of some buyers to pay more for “exotic” coat colors and textures.
This could lead to a rise of breeders who prioritize profit over the health of the dogs they produce.
Read more here: Beloved and debated, French bulldog becomes top US dog breed
