Vet students should perhaps try and raise awareness of these things on social media, and avoid sharing: - videos of brachycephalic breeds, - advertisements for quick animal purchases - merchandise containing brachycephalic rabbits/cats/dogs - encouraging unethical breeding or veterinary medical practices (e.g. adverts offering cheap and quick elective caesareans etc) - avoid sharing/liking posts of celebrities with brachycephalic breeds

I know that some dog training centres offer puppy at home visits to help owners settle in with their new dog and make sure they have everything they need for the dogs - perhaps vets could do something similar e.g. workshops?

I am also wondering how vets students should tackle the crisis of people buying dogs without consulting their vets first e.g. asking them what would be the best breed to have etc. Perhaps the public feel like they can't come for advice on these matters