These symptoms that occur in many short-haired breeds like your Frenchie can be seen as a signal that breathing is being made difficult. Snoring sounds (when awake and asleep).Now that you are aware of WHY symptoms occur and their seriousness, be aware of what these symptoms are: These effects can lead to life-threatening respiratory distress. The increased air resistance and turbulence of the air cause swelling of the palate and larynx, the collapse of the throat tonsils, and collapse of the larynx (larynx). This can be compared to breathing through a straw. Air resistance, of course, makes breathing difficult.
Increased air resistance is created due to the issues caused by BOS. The symptoms occur because the soft palate can start to swell a bit due to a sore throat or forced breathing (because of exertion or heat), there will be even less space and more difficult access to the windpipe. While sounds made by Frenchies such as snoring may sound ‘cute,’ it isn’t a healthy trait and could be a sign of a serious issue. This results in several noticeable issues. When inhaling and exhaling, the windpipe will then flutter back and forth. Since the length of the soft palate has remained too long with the ever-shorter breeding of the muzzle, the too-long palate sometimes closes access to the windpipe. Everted laryngeal saccules (structures at the back of the throat) Symptoms of BOS.Hypoplastic trachea (underdeveloped windpipe).A soft palate (the floppy part at the back of the throat).The brachycephalic obstructive syndrome (BOS) is a condition in which anatomical characteristics of the short-haired breeds lead to (partial) obstruction of the respiratory tract. Breeding standards and breed standards make this a requirement for the appearance of the French Bulldog. French Bulldog Growth Chart (By Age) Nature of the Problemīrachycephaly breeds (breeds with a short skull) are deliberately bred for this form of the skull, which leads to growth restraint.
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