Do tails grow until dogs are full grown?

Answer 1

yes they do because once they hack their internal proxy they sent a coded mrna to the amino acid which fixes to a transcribed code allowing the trna and the polypeptide chain to be released which eseentially in lehmans terms grows back the tongue of the Canis lupus familiaris(dog)

Answer 2

yes but it will fix its self Yes, the tail is made up of bones that are a continuation of the vertebral spinal column. Anything that bends the tail too far will cause a break, usually between the bones, called coccygeal vertebrae.

This often tears the nerves running along the sides of the bones, as there is no continuing spinal canal in the bones. If this happens, the tail loses sensation and has no control over the lower part of the broken tail. This requires amputation as the broken part will die, and may become infected. since the dog can't move it, it will usually interfere with normal function of the animal, as well.

Answer 3

No, i don't think so. When their off their off

Answer 4

If your dog had there whiskers cut of they will grow back but make sure it don't happen again because they need them to see in the dark.

Answer 5

No. The tail is formed in the fetal rabbit and gets much larger as an adult, but it has no regenerative ability.

Answer 6

Yes when they can walk on two feet and talk bristish

Answer 7

No...

A male dog that is neutered is "ball-less" for life to prevent unwanted reproduction.

Answer 8

Yes they grow until the dog is adult.