Doberman Pinscher (definite introduction)

Many dogs will choose to have their tail docked for work needs and appearance needs. Docking the tail. Naturally, not all dogs need tail docking surgery, and tail docking surgery is also performed based on the owner's personal wishes. If the owner does not want to have his dog tail docked, it is okay. If you want to do tail docking, let’s plan it when is the best time to dock the dog’s tail.

Generally speaking, the sooner the dog’s tail is docked, the better. It can be started within the first 7 days of the puppy’s life. At this time, the puppy's development is not yet complete, and its tail growth is also very immature. Docking the puppy's tail at this time will cause minimal damage and pain. Once the dog grows up and passes this perfect period of tail docking, you have to think carefully when you want to dock the dog's tail again.

In addition, tail docking surgery generally does not require anesthesia when the dog is young, which greatly reduces the risk of the surgery. If the dog tail docking is performed when they grow up, they often have to face anesthesia. The harm caused, so it is a better period for tail docking when the dog is young.

Tail docking surgery is not necessary, but it is still necessary for some special working dogs, such as Doberman pinschers, which are often docked in order to work better. tail surgery. We often see Rottweilers without tails, which is also because they have their tails docked shortly after birth. For some special breeds, tail docking is often used, but this is not necessary for ordinary dogs.

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