Sentences with phrase «docked tails sometimes»

I've read that dogs with docked tails sometimes have it a little rougher when interacting with other dogs, since tails are a big part reading intensions and moods.

Not exact matches

Also, surgeries like tail docking and ear cropping sometimes commonly seen in certain breeds are not a necessary expense and are excluded.

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?»

Sometimes tail docking is done on very young puppies, but must be first discussed with the veterinarians.

Sometimes the tail is docked, but most people who choose these dogs as family pets don't choose to have the tail docked.

If your dog belongs to a breed whose tail is typically docked, consider that sometimes tail chewing in a docked dog may be a sign that the tail docking was done incorrectly.

They're characterized by a rectangular head, an intense and sometimes impish expression, v - shaped ears that fold over, and a docked tail carried up.

Their high - set tail is sometimes docked, and they have muscular shoulders and hindquarters that power thick leg... read more about the Black Russian Terrier.

Their tails, sometimes docked, are carried high.

The smallest dog in the Sporting Group, the Cocker Spaniel (or American Cocker Spaniel as it is sometimes called) has an efficient and serviceable - looking body, with straight forequarters and a spine that slopes gently to powerful, moderately bent hindquarters, and a docked tail.

Most Aussies have a naturally short tail, but sometimes tails are docked if longer than four inches.