They can - passing the worms can be irritating, which most dogs would respond to by trying to scratch or bite their tails.
More likely, your dog may have another type of parasite such as fleas (which tend to accumulate around the tail head) or lice. If the irritation persists, or your dog's tail starts bleeding or scabbing over, I would suggest taking him to the vet for an examination.
They get vicious and if they scratch or bite you. You will get crazy, so avoid this disease.
They scratch or bite the itchy spot. One different thing is, the lumps that they get from them may be bigger.
They will do this. Puppies are most likely to bite each other's tails while playing, but adult dogs will also do so. It is usually a play gesture and not meant to be a serious attack. Dogs trained for fighting will also sometimes grab their rival by the tail; this is why the fighting breeds often have docked tails.
run, walk, sit, roll over bark eat lick bite scratch wag
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The answer is NO humans can not get worms from dogs
Dog's don't have hands to scratch their butts with, so they scoot to scratch an itch. Sometimes when their butts itch, it means they have worms, and then you have to buy them some worm medicine.
Yes technically wolves have longer tails than dogs. But sometimes dogs can have the same length of tails.
they bite & scratch & are generally horriblebut come on they are cute thoughoh u just dont get the pointyes i do they are cute(face palm!)
All dogs bite.
No, mosquitos do not bite dogs.
no they dont some dogs have little stubs as tails