The tail shape of the dog is very cute and very special, and the tail of the dog becomes now an important means of identifying whether or not it is pure, but now many of the tails of the wood are back-to-back... so the tail cannot be the main factor in the identification. The tails of the firewood are also of different shapes, with tails, tails, large tails, etc., and a roll, two rolls, etc. The tail shapes of the dog are different, not all of the wood is full of tails. A thick and powerful straight tail or curly tail, followed by a straightness, is also divided into a large and long tail by the shape of the tail.
The tail is more complex and difficult, since the end of the tail is rolled up on the back ridge, which is divided into right rolls, left rolls, others, double rolls, too many drums, etc.
The tail is an important part of the balance of the dog, and once again, as a hunting dog, the tail of the dog is also an important criterion for the judgement of superiority and weakness. It is thick and powerful, with a sickle or curly roll behind its back, a loose one-roll or sickle tail, a tip to the neck, and a position that is almost parallel to the back is the preferred, double roll or sickle, and a finger to the top is acceptable.
Then again, with hair on the tail, hair on the side, it's a little bit of a feeling, and it's best for the tailer to exclude it. The dog that is actually used to hunt is a strong straight tail. Most of the dog with this tail has excellent hunting skills. Of course, as lovers and partners, there are no rabbits in the city to chase for firewood, so it's a good tail if it's strong and meets the above standards.