What happens if you pull a dogs tail?

Answer 1

Not to be rude but why are you asking? If you really need to know it depends on the nature of the dog, and weather you have met it before. If the dog is good natured it probably won't mind. If it isn't, it will snap or even bite.

Answer 2

The reaction to pulling a dog's tail really depends on what nature the dog is in. For instance, if the dog is known to be wild, like a chihuahua, then it is more likely to bark at you for pulling it's tail. Most dog's who are disturbed by humans touching their body parts would probably not like it if you pull their tail. If you were to pull a calm dog's tail, they would probably just either chase it or sniff it to see whether or not you infected the tail or did anything to it.

Answer 3

Try it and see :-)

[Warning: Health and Safety Directorate] has intervened and proclaimed that this answer breaches 53 local health and safety laws.]

Seriously, pulling a horses tail is as sensible as trying to pull the pin out of a grenade, while sucking it.

A horse has incredibly long and powerful legs and it will use them. At best you might loose some teeth, at worse death.

Why you would even want to, is another question, but as you have, then I'm afraid that you don't have much time on this planet.

Answer 4

Pulling a dog's tail can cause pain, injury, and distress to the dog. It may result in physical harm such as sprains, fractures, or nerve damage, and can also lead to behavioral issues or aggression. It is important to treat animals with care and respect to maintain a positive relationship with them.