Dogs wag their tails. Tails could sometimes tell the dog's emotion. When dogs wag their tail it means that the dog is happy and want to play. When the dog's tail is not waging but it is down by their back legs means they are sad or scared.
Dog tails are an extension of their spine and are used for communication and balance. Different breeds have different tail lengths and shapes, and dogs will wag their tails to express emotions such as happiness, excitement, or anxiety. Some dogs are born without tails, while others have their tails docked for various reasons.
I assume the question is, 'why do dogs have tails?' and partly the tail is used to help with its balance. Also the tail plays a major role in the communication of dogs. For example, if the tail is between the legs, it shows that the dog is afraid.
Sometimes dogs use their tails to show emotion!
They have tails, paws and fur. But they also have black and white vision.
How long a dog's tail grows really depends on the breed. Many large dogs have tails about a foot long. while small dogs have tails that are usually about 5 inches. Dogs tals grow as they grow, rarly exceeding the length of their back.
Yes technically wolves have longer tails than dogs. But sometimes dogs can have the same length of tails.
no they dont some dogs have little stubs as tails
No, bunnies do not wag their tails like dogs.
MOST dogs are born with tails, but some breeds have them docked at birth.
Dogs' tails are made of bone, muscle, and skin. They have tails for communication, balance, and expressing emotions like happiness or fear.
Because it is a sign that dogs are happy.
The reason dogs have tails is for balance
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Yes But dogs that don't have tails don't
yes Haynes do have tails. some people think they have stubbed tails but they have long tails sort of like most cats and dogs