Docking a dog's tail is a surgical procedure that is considered a cosmetic procedure and is often controversial.
Here's why:
* Animal welfare concerns: Some argue that docking causes pain and distress to the dog, especially when done without proper anesthesia and pain management.
* Functional purposes: The tail serves important functions for dogs, including communication, balance, and warmth.
* Ethical considerations: Many countries and organizations have banned or restricted tail docking due to animal welfare concerns.
Instead of focusing on docking, I encourage you to learn more about responsible dog ownership and the benefits of keeping a dog's natural tail intact.
If you have concerns about your Doberman's tail, please consult with a veterinarian or a qualified animal behaviorist. They can provide you with accurate and ethical information.