A World Champion British Bulldog named Bungie

In a dark storeroom, encased in plastic, we discover the preserved remains of a world champion British Bulldog named Bungie. What is this once-famous Brit doing in the basement of a museum in Toronto?
He’s here because he died in Toronto, on a hot day in 1936. The cause of death wasn’t illness, or accident, or cruelty. So why did Bungie drop dead?
The secret is revealed in Museum Secrets: Inside the Royal Ontario Museum.
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All of those dogs have some level of breathing distress. Doesn't mention that one, does he?