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Quote: Hi there. Dont necessarilly agree with this but it's realy not a big point. I have Brittanys & they have traditonally had tails docked. There is also aprox' 15% born naturally 'bob-tailed (meaning born with short or no tail). None of em ever had trouble with coimmunication through not having a tail. That idea that dogs need tails to communicate is a common misconception viewed from a human stand point. In the wild tail-less dogs communicate quite well. They learn to adapt to situations far better then we as humans think. A dog with no tail doesn't know he doesn't have one. He just goes about his life without ever thinking about it or worrying about it. Having said that I have seen situations where tail docking is an advantage, & also where it is also not required. Where circumstances necessitate I think it should be permitted, but if it's just done for asthetic perposes then I disagree do with docking. Bill A. |