Yes, all dog's (with the acception of those without tails) have several bones, or vertebre, in their tails. The tail has lots of different sections so that it is flexible and not stiff - as it would be if it just had one big, long bone in it.
Pharaohs wore the bull's tail to symbolize that they had the powers of nature and were as strong as a bull.
That is too young, you should wait longer, but the best is to not dock it at all. Why on earth would you want to dock your dogs tail? For one it is part of the dog that is marked upon when looking for typical breed charecteristics, and secondly it's just plain cruel
Yes, the tail is docked a few days after the pups are born
the tail is 47ft
Although it is unusual, a Boston Terriers tail can be crooked, have bumps, or the dog may have no tail at all.
With its tail fins.
Fact: the dog called "English bulldog" today is a show bred animal developed well AFTER baiting was banned. Dogs with the bracycephalic nose and short, wide, deformed body of the show bulldog never were typical of animals used for bullbaiting. Rather, the true bull-dog was a 40 to 65 pound dog, long of leg, with a strong, medium, working muzzle, and a long, thin tapering tail. There is no original name for the dog before it was called pit bull in America.
If the tail is too matted to brush it out then you need to start over and shave it completely, maybe try to leave a little fluff on the end but if matted, then shave the entire area. Matts can cause infections, you need to get them off of all the body of the dog.
No they don't. The American Kennel Club is tyring to bring back the long tail.
Capricorn is depicted as a Sea-goat... A goat head, forelegs and chest with a fish tail. Bull is for Taurus.
He receives the tail only if he has put on an outstanding performance with the muleta along with a flawless kill.