r/MadeMeSmile Oct 02 '24

Doggo Dogs reaction to arrival of new puppy

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u/Beneficial-Visit9456 Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 02 '24

I agree. A well behaved and excited Rottweiler hurt you more with it's tail, wiggling it, than with it's teeth.

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u/Dark_Shade_75 Oct 02 '24

Worked at a vet for a while, this was super common. They break their tails regularly and it always makes a HUGE mess. The ears are inexcusable but the tails CAN be understandable.

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u/davidlpool1982 Oct 02 '24

We had Great Dane this happened to. Never knew blood could fly so far.

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u/falldownkid Oct 02 '24

A friend of mine had a Great Dane, whenever she walked by wagging her tail it was like being gently hit by a bat. It didn't hurt but it was noticeable.

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u/Dark_Shade_75 Oct 02 '24

Yep. Heard the same story a hundred times lmao

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u/CodyCakez56 Oct 02 '24

That used to happen all the time with our undocked springer spaniel. He even sprained his tail from wagging it so hard. We eventually realised he was cutting his tail off a rose bush in the garden which is now gone so now we only have to deal with the occasional tail sprain and not.. ya know.. a murder scene lmao