I believe it is the English Bulldog.
Nobody really knows why they have tiny tails. I know that they are born with tiny tails, because my bulldog had puppies.
Yes, Boxers come from a completely different kinds of families then Bulldogs. The Boxer comes from cross breeding of the English Bulldog and now extinct Bullenbeisser but they are a completely different breed of dog despite their origin. The English Bulldog and French Bulldog are short, stocky, have short muzzles, and are born without long tails. Where Boxers are tall, lean, longer muzzles, and have full tails at birth ( usually cropped later). There is an American Bulldog that somewhat looks like the Boxer but is still a totally different breed.
Yes, Boxers are born with long tails. Breeders choose to have the dogs tails docked in order to comply with breed standards. They also usually have their ears pricked, except in places like England where they allow the dogs ears to be natural.
NO Bulldog should have a tail ther then the starndard short, crank, or cork screw. tails are never docked in a full blooded Bulldog, no matter what club they are a member of.
no they are born without tails
Yes, guinea pigs are tailless. They are born without tails which distinguishes them from other rodent species.
No, bulldog puppies are not typically born with docked tails. Tail docking is a practice that involves surgically removing part of a dog's tail for various reasons, but it is not a common procedure for bulldogs. It is important to check with reputable breeders to ensure ethical and humane breeding practices.
yes, cats have tails but some breeds of cats don't.
Some terrier breeds have natural bobtails, meaning they are born with short or no tails due to a genetic mutation. This trait has been selectively bred in certain terrier breeds to avoid tail docking while maintaining the desired appearance of the breed.
Bulldog Turner was born on 1919-03-10.
Bulldog Brower was born on 1933-09-17.
Bulldog Irvine was born on 1853-04-19.