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Chris W. Baker
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Hounds with a "curled tail"

Have any of you had experience with a hound with a "curly tail" that they carry up over the back? I just got this pup, who at 7 months is doing a fantastic job - good looking dog, but has a long tail he carries high and curls over his back. I hate the look. May look into having it cut off - and call him stubby! This pup is out of Rocky bloodlines - and shows it with looks and ability - other than the tail, unless that is something that shows up once in a while in that blood?
What would you do, if anything?

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Hey Chris, have you ever drew Larry Wilcox?

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I've got a 5 mo old female out of Bellar's Psycho with a curled over tail. I personally don't mind the look, reminds me of a dog my dad used to own that was a pretty good dog so maybe that's why I don't mind it... I've heard Psycho dogs were known to have curled tails, but this is my first experience with that line.

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I have a 3 year old male out of Bellars Psycho. Man he is ugly but coon dog all the way. He's a Akc grandnite ukc nite ch and a pkc ch. His curly tail don't bother him a bit!!!!

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high carried tails show confidence and courage. all mine can carry them that way, but few do. It shows a spirited dog, and thats the kind i want. No tail tuckers for me..JMO. As far blood, about every fox dog i ever owned carried theirs that way, and they were winners.

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Chris W. Baker
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Thanks all

You have probably hit it on the head with confidence and spirit. This seems to be one smart pup with alot of drive.

Treberta - ya, I hunt with Larry once in a while - lives about 3 miles from me. Might even call him a good friend. lol

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Curled Tails

Hey I love a curled tail, I think It looks sharp, Different bloodline.

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I would be happy that i have a good young prospect and accept the dogs as I would anything else that wasn't perfect.

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quote:
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high carried tails show confidence and courage. all mine can carry them that way, but few do. It shows a spirited dog, and thats the kind i want.


I have to agree.....JMO.....I think it's a dignified look......
Plus it helps me locate my hound in the CRP fields when she's trying to hide.... ...LOL !!!..I just look for the waving flag......

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I have one that curls to the point of touching his back. I like him though he is starting to really turn on.

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We have a 3 yr old GR NT walker male that has a long curly tail. I like it. He is a coon dog and hes not mean in any way. Only had a couple dogs with the curly tail but i dont mind them.

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I had a really good English female I called Curly that had a curled tail. I didn't like the curl, but she treed me a lot of coon. A dog's tail doesn't have anything to do with it's ability to tree coon. And, excessively bold dogs can be aggresive. The true spirit of a dog is between his (or her"s) ears.

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Dogs that carry their tail high or curled are cocky, and trouble.

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Dogs that carry their tail high or curled are cocky, and trouble.

lol... I've got some curly tailed dogs, and they are definitely not cocky or trouble. I see what you're saying, but most of the time its just a trait that dog has inherited, not his attitude. JMO

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quote:
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Dogs that carry their tail high or curled are cocky, and trouble.
i would almost have to agree bout the cocky part an yea some likes to start trouble seen more curled tail dogs cocky then one that ant

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I have had dogs that carry their tail high, and then I have had one hound that had a 'curled tail', in that it was curled so tight the last 3 inches laid on his back...I always called those teacup tails, curled like the handle on a tea cup....

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it's the cur comming out in em from somwhere in the wood pile. That's not always a bad deal either.

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I would have to agree with Robert on this one! I likr them that way.

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I like it! Makes them different. When I breed her and she has a litter of pups I'm keeping the one with the most curly tail. And I can always tell when she's not feeling like herself, because the tail comes uncurled and looks normal.

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they do not meet the breed standards. i do not recall any breed stating a curly tail is ok.

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I have heard some say the curl is the hook that keeps them treed.

The comment about the Cur coming out in them may be correct.

It is not a trait I would keep but doesn't affect their ability in the woods.

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Every one has an opinion and this is mine. I hate the way it looks and the only ones like this that I've had or seen around are either crazy as hell or mean. Not trying to step on any toes.

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Here's some pics from a year ago or so of my show CH "curly-tail," Wyatt. He's out of Fallen Timber Max, who is out of Fallen Timber Dusty...He earned his title with all Best of Show with competition. Doesn't hurt em one bit...



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