In their early days, Bulldog owners cropped their tails to prevent rabies and infections, improve back strength, and prevent injuries during combat. Bulldogs with naturally smaller tails were preferred and selectively bred, which is why today, most Bulldogs have a tiny tail.
Why do English Bulldogs have a tail pocket?
It is a small hollow area or a type of indentation that can collect all kinds of dirt throughout your Bulldog's day. The tail pocket tends to develop when your puppy is about 6 months old.
What kind of tails do Bulldogs have?
The corkscrew tails –these tails in the English bulldog breed wrap downwards to give a corkscrew shape. This tail type will be widespread among the English bulldog, just like the straight tail. In puppies, this tail type may be flexible. As the dog matures, the tail becomes stiff to form a bun-like shape.
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