Hororgasm
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it's call tail docking
for whatever reasons...from aesthetics to health reasons. controversial, esp with animals rights group.
there are two methods, one is by a process call banding...simply think in terms or placing a solid rubber band on the tail, and cutting off blood supply...after several days, the tail would drop off by itself. The other method is via simply precision surgery of removal.
best, Horo
lovely dog...
my friend saw this lovely dog and sent me the pics, i am not aware that the dog of this kind has such small tail. anyway, think people here who love dogs may also like the pics. just happy sharing stefan...
Cute English Bulldog!
One of the ladies in my Labrador club also breeds champion English Bulldogs. They are adorable, comical dogs, that are built like small trucks! Cheers, Daos
it's call tail docking
for whatever reasons...from aesthetics to health reasons. controversial, esp with animals rights group. there are two methods, one is by a process call banding...simply think in terms or placing a solid rubber band on the tail, and cutting off blood suppl...
Not with some breeds, Horo...
...and the bulldog is one such breed. Meet the pplater hound: She's ugly and she's stupid - she's also starting to pong a bit in her old age. As you can see in the next glamour shot, however, she was born without a 'full' tail: like the rest of the breed...
Stop being such a mean-head, Pplater! :-)
Your dog is SO CUTE! Eeeeeh! How can you resist her face?! :-) Daos
hey, don't be so harsh
as the proud owner of two certified knuckle heads (an English mastiff and dogue de Bordeaux), your English Bulldog is clearly a sweat-heart. Ugly, not even close; stupid? Hey, maybe we had better not go there.... --Sancerre
tail docking in UK is now illegal unless the puppy is intended as a working gundog
my 2 German Shorthaired Pointers, born in 2002 and 2003 before the ban both had docked tails as did all their breed. there were very strict rules for doing it within the first few days and by a qualified vet. whatever we think about it, i have seen pictur...
