Exciting news—Gigi has passed her BOAS test with a Grade 0, the best possible score! This means she has excellent respiratory health, making her an ideal candidate for breeding. But why is BOAS testing so important, and how does it benefit LaRoyal puppy owners? Why BOAS Testing MattersBrachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) affects short-nosed breeds like Bulldogs, causing breathing difficulties that can impact their quality of life. The BOAS Grading Scheme, developed by The Kennel Club and the University of Cambridge, evaluates a dog’s breathing before and after light exercise. Dogs are graded from 0 to 3: The LaRoyal Commitment to HealthAt LaRoyal, we take health seriously, balancing it with breed type and temperament to produce well-rounded Bulldogs. BOAS testing is a key part of this, ensuring that our dogs not only look great but also lead active, comfortable lives. What This Means for Puppy Owners
BOAS in Stud SelectionSelecting the right stud is just as important as choosing a health-tested female. At LaRoyal, we always consider BOAS grading in our breeding decisions to improve respiratory health across generations. By prioritising tested pairings, we continue to reduce breathing issues, ensuring that each new generation is healthier and better equipped for a long, happy life. Breeding Bulldogs for a Healthier FutureBOAS testing is essential in ethical Bulldog breeding. Gigi’s perfect score is proof of our commitment to producing Bulldogs that can breathe easily, live actively, and bring joy to their families.
No puppy owner should consider buying a puppy without multiple generations of BOAS testing. At LaRoyal, we are now over three generations deep in this testing, ensuring the best possible respiratory health for our dogs. By choosing a LaRoyal Bulldog, you are choosing a puppy bred with care, purpose, and a dedication to the breed’s future. |
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AuthorWritten exclusively by Sara, a proud founder of the LaRoyal name and a seasoned bulldog enthusiast, our blogs are overflowing with an abundance of show wins, captivating ideas, and a plethora of thoughts and feelings. We are thrilled to embark on this journey, sharing our "real-life" dog ownership experiences with you, our valued readers. Archives
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