Sentences with phrase «naturally docked tails»

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And, although ear cropping and tail docking is still the norm, last year we met Teresa LaBrie and Duesy, a stunningly handsome Great Dane entered with his ears big and naturally flopping as he pranced around the ring.

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

Disqualifications include having eye color other than brown, a blue / gray coat, a nose color that is not black, a tail that is overly curly or short (either naturally or docked), and rear dewclaws.

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The tail can be naturally short or full length, or it can be docked.

Dogs with long tails might look like they are always swishing with wide wags while dogs with docked tails or just naturally short tails will have a harder time giving very dramatic tail wags, requiring the handler (and anyone else) to look carefully to see the message from the tail.

Most Brittanys are born with naturally short tails, yet others are rarely born with long tails, which are docked to a length of 3 — 10 centimetres (1.2 — 3.9 in)

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

And some breeds have naturally short bobtails or have tails that were surgically docked.

Pembroke Welsh Corgis have a very short (docked at times) tail; while Cardigan Welsh Corgis have a naturally long tail.

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