Dog banned from competing at Crufts after tail amputation from wagging it too hard

Dog banned from competing at Crufts after tail amputation from wagging it too hard

A dog has been banned from competing at Crufts after having her tail amputated due to ‘happy tail syndrome.’br br Dalmatian-Vizsla cross Gwen, three, had the procedure after repeated injuries, but her owner, Sophie Scott-Thomas, was later informed of a Defra rule prohibiting docked dogs from fee-paying events.br br Sophie, from Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, has launched a petition to allow medically docked dogs to compete.br br Defra and The Kennel Club say the rule aims to prevent cosmetic tail docking, with exemptions only for certified working dogs.


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Uploaded: 2025-02-24

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