The dog’s physical condition will deteriorate

The tail is a sensitive part, which is very important for dogs. Once pulled too much, the dog's physical fitness will gradually deteriorate. A dog's tail plays a very important role in helping them to defecate. Once a dog's tail is pulled too much, it will cause incontinence and constipation. This situation is very harmful to the dog. .

The dog's balance will be destroyed

The tail also helps the dog to balance. If the dog's spine is injured, the tail may be permanently skewed, making the dog jump and walk. Problems occur during exercise such as turning around, climbing stairs, etc. If the tail is injured, it is very serious for the dog and may be fatal.

Dogs cannot communicate normally with their own kind

In the process of dogs communicating with their own kind, the tail also plays an important role. The way the tail wags, whether it's raised or lowered, is body language to dogs. Muscle contraction at the base of the tail is an important action for dogs to secrete their "identity scent". The dog's anal gland fluid requires muscle contraction at the base of the tail to be released properly. If the muscles at the root cannot contract properly, the dog will not be able to communicate properly with other dogs, let alone identify itself.

Dogs will have diarrhea

A dog’s tail goes straight to the intestines and stomach. If the dog’s tail is often pulled, the dog will have diarrhea. There may be many other reasons why dogs have diarrhea, such as their natural gastrointestinal problems, dogs eating the wrong things, etc., may cause diarrhea. Owners can choose to feed some natural food containing probiotics to regulate the dog’s gastrointestinal tract and reduce diarrhea.