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PetsRadar on MSNDog excluded from Crufts due to happy tail syndrome, but what is it? Our vet explainsRecently, a Dalmatian - Vizsla cross was excluded from competing at Crufts because of happy tail syndrome, a condition that many of us don’t know a whole lot about – in fact, you’d be forgiven for ...
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Dog banned from Crufts over happy tail syndrome - MSNA dog owner says she is "gutted" after her prized pooch made the Welsh team for Crufts 2025, but was then was banned from the competition because part of her tail had been removed for medical reasons.
Two Pittsburgh men were jailed without bail Wednesday on dozens of animal cruelty charges that accused them of cutting off ...
Lifestyle dogs Dogs can develop illness from wagging their tails too much with certain breeds more at risk Happy tail syndrome typically impacts bigger dogs with long tails.
The common assumption is that a dog's wagging tail means a happy dog, but an expert has revealed it isn't that simple.
A dog owner says she is "gutted" after her prized pooch made the Welsh team for Crufts 2025, but was then was banned from the competition because part of her tail had been removed for medical ...
Abandoned and in rough shape, Charlene’s life took a turn no one expected, thanks to kindness, care, and a second chance she ...
Inspired Life Dog paralyzed in hit-and-run was adopted, then learned to wag his tail He was adopted by Kellyn Murphy, a physical therapy assistant, who fell in love with him and has been helping ...
A dog wagging its tail doesn’t always indicate happy mood. Here’s how to find out what they are trying to say with their tail.
Usually larger dogs with long tails and short fur can wag their tails a little too hard causing an illness called 'happy tail syndrome'.
A dog owner says she is "gutted" after her prized pooch made the Welsh team for Crufts 2025, but was then was banned from the competition because part of her tail had been removed for medical ...
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