10 Dog Breeds with Natural Bobtails

Forget the standard floppy ears and wagging tails! Buckle up, dog lovers, because this video dives into the world of 10 incredible breeds with a unique genetic quirk: naturally short tails! These pups weren't born with long tails that got docked, their adorable bobtails are a twist of DNA passed down through generations.
Prepare to be charmed by a tail-challenged bunch! We'll explore their fascinating histories, uncover their diverse personalities, and celebrate their signature short tails - a feature that adds to their one-of-a-kind appeal. From the courageous herding champions with a heart of gold to the tireless ranch hands with playful spirits, get ready to meet a whole new pack of tail-thumping (because wagging might be a bit difficult!) companions. This video is sure to leave you smitten with the irresistible charm of these naturally bobtailed breeds!
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👉 Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:38 Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog
1:27 Pembroke Welsh Corgi
2:30 Schipperke
3:28 Brittany
4:30 Australian Shepherd
5:19 Swedish Vallhund
6:10 Catahoula Leopard Dog
7:22 Polish Lowland Sheepdog
8:08 Bourbonnais Pointer
9:15 Croatian Sheepdog
10:16 Outro

[@juankristofferson11]

The Old English Sheepdog, though often called The Bobtail, has a long tail. At least most do. Check them out at your next dogshow. I had believed they were born with bobtail and was very surprised.

[@jabbarmuhammad]

The old English sheepdog has a bobtail

[@juankristofferson11]

I had a Rottie that was born with no tail at all. I never heard of this happening, before, or since. The interesting thing is that she didn't even wiggle. Nothing at the back. You had to look into her eyes to see how she was feeling.
Some of the Bulldog breeds have short "corkscrew" tails. Though I would need to do some research to determine what percentage of the breeds have this feature. Check the Bulldog, and the Olde English Bulldogge.
I am not a fan of long tails in big dogs, especially when carried horizontally. I have a Cane Corso with a natural tail. She can be in one room behaving, and her tail is in another room just decimating it. Her name is Galena, her tail's name is THE DESTROYER OF WORLDS.
I appreciate that you researched the genetics, behind the phenomenon, and am surprised by the amount of variation.
Thanks.

[@heathermanion3259]

I'm surprised you didn't talk about the English sheepdog

[@davidjones535]

Boxers , Old English Sheep Dog and so on and so on you missed or skipped over a lot of breeds