The number of pet dogs has increased dramatically in recent years and many owners are now more willing to spend time and money on dogs than on early dogs. Some masters are very fond of the dog's appearance, such as being sent to shave, to dye, to lose their ears, to break tails, etc. These changes in dog shape actually cause some harm to the dog's health or increase the risk, and some of the owners say they're doing it for the good of the dog, but it's just an act of self-abuse.
Koki is a very cute breed of pet dogs. Kirky's specialty, with short legs and peach buttocks, and he's so cute. But you know, to do that, the first step is to end.
Koki, who sells pet stores, has basically been done with end-of-pipe treatment, resulting in many owners not seeing pictures of dog-tails.
A colleague of an Internet friend raised a pair of Korkiss and recently heard that a bunch of dogs had been born, and once he sought the consent of the other party, he took the time to visit. The dog was born only a week ago, and on the day of the visit he ran into a colleague who was doing a posthumous treatment for Koky Jr. The first time he saw it, he stood by and watched with interest.
The master pre-positioned the attack needed to end it and then twisted all the dogs on the table. When the dog was organized, the master wringed one of the dogs and then wiped the dog's tail with an anesthesia. After a few decades of waiting, the master took a pair of scissors from the side, wringed the dog's tail with his hand, and then cut the dog's tail with the scissors quickly. The dog was screaming in the hands of a friend, trying to get away. The netizens have heard more or less before that Koki was born to be cut off, but only when they saw the end, it seemed cruel.
They then spoke to their friends, who told them that the common end was to strangle the dog's tail with rubber rings, and that the blood would soon be out of circulation in the place where it was strangulated, followed by tissue death and automatic release.
While this technique does not appear to be cruel, in practice there is a risk of injury infection. By contrast, the damage is the smallest when cut with scissors. When the dog was just born, the nerve of the tail was still intact, and it was not painful to cut it with scissors.
Don't look at the small, cute size of the Corky Dogs, but at the source, they're working dogs and can even be used to block the sheepdogs. The use of tails began because Kirky's long “unders” tails would be trampled on at work and easily inflammated.
When he was treated as a pet dog, he was not in danger, but the public accepted that he had no tail, that he had no tail, that it was difficult to sell a good price, and that's why he was so proliferating and obsessed with it.
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