Sentences with phrase «naturally bobbed tails»

Naturally bobbed tails can come in a variety of lengths.

About one Australian Shepherd in five will have a naturally bobbed tail, according to registration statistics from the time that the trait was still listed on registration certificates.

Not exact matches

In a breed like the Australian Shepherd where tails have traditionally been docked and are sometimes has naturally bobbed (NBT) this leaves breeders, clubs, and judges in countries where docking is no longer allowed asking, «What tail is correct?»

The AKC standard, from which most national breed clubs elsewhere in the world drew their own standards, was derived from the older ASCA standard and is largely similar and is essentially the same as regards tails: «Tail is straight, docked or naturally bobbed, not to exceed four inches in length.»

The tail, which can be either long or bobbed are both naturally occurring, although bobtails are rare.

The Pembroke Welsh corgi is usually bob - tailed, either naturally, due to a bob - tail gene, or through surgical docking.

In the US and Canada, Aussie tails are either docked or naturally bobbed (NBT.)

There are naturally bob - tailed Catahoulas.

The boney part of a naturally bob - tailed dog can be felt and will taper toward the end.