I have a pug (he was a stray I took as a foster dog and then adopted). I’m lucky with his health as he doesn’t have the laboured breathing (he is much taller/longer than average and much more exercise tolerant), and yet I still warn people who admire him what the risks are every time. He is a cute and funny dog, and even my vet friend talks about how it’s hard not to like a pug because their personalities are so fun, but brachycephalic breeds are unethical.