Sleep time

[Emm P]

[Emm P]

[Marianne]

Ooooohhhh ! How delightful !! Are they Dobermans or Rottweilers ??!!

;D :D

[Emm P]

Do you know - I hadn't even thought about that.
Funnily enough, they look just like my little dog - escept that she has a long tail.

I think they may look a bit more like Rotties than Doberman - don't you think?
;)

[Marianne]

Not sure - do Dobermans have their tales docked ??  Not always as far as I know - But they are delightful ! Jack Russels do not have their tales docked neither now as the kennel club do not like it.

Lovely photo though !

;D :D

[BAGGY]

Rotties would be my guess as their nosesare broad.Either that or dober-weillers ;D

[dibberxxx]

lovely pic so sweet  :-* :-*

[bunnycat]

That's so cute ;D

I think they're little rotties - one of my favourite breeds :)

[Gardenantics]

No,
they are Siamese Spanials, 9 all connected at the legs and shoulder.

[Emm P]

 ;D ;D ;D Very good!!!!

Marianne. As far as I know, it hasn't been made law, but tail docking was supposed to be stopped except in cases such as tail injury.
It is the same as everything else though - nobody is taking a blind bit of notice.
One vet told me that he will carry on docking dogs' tails, because he would rather do it under clinical conditions, than people have a go at doing it for themselves.

The Kennel Club have a lot to answer for.

Do you know, some time ago - a lady who had a Yorkie, thought they were born with short tails!!!!!
She was horrified, when I told her that the dogs were born with their tails long.

[Gardenantics]

It all depends on where you make the cut when you separate the Siamese Spanials as to how long the tail is after the operation!
Brian

[osprey480]

thats a first-synchronised sleeping- good job no nose clips required for that one haha

[doc steve]

sausage dogs :o ???

[eileen]

Definately Rotties and soooooo cute!!!  ;D

[Marianne]

Hi Emm  :D

Sorry found your answer to me very late  ::) ;)

I hate the thought of dogs having their tails docked and if must be, then it is better done by a vet than by the owners themselves, as you say.

I still cannot understand why a doggy would look more beautiful with a shorter tail than with the one he/she was born with  ???  It defies me  ???