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Yes, people are vulnerable on their temples too. A good breeder might breed it occasionally just due to the wrong combination, however, I don't think many actively breed for it anyway. :thumbsup

The puppies are super vulnerable, yes. But with age the dogs get a slightly thicker skull at least. Even without vaulted skulls, all animals are vulnerable on their temples.

Well, even separated they might peck each other. You could probably make some sort of helmet, but idk how well a bird would take to it. I'd just say let the bird live a normal life and if it gets pecked, that's just survival of the fittest. If you already have one of these birds you might also...

The genes that cause similar defects are all on different alleles across different species, breeds and even color varieties. What causes hip dysphasia in German Shepherds is not what causes it in Poodles. As far as crested breeds, some of them get a double top knot (vaulted skull is the more...