[AmityvilleHams]

There's something very charming about a full natural tail, even if it adds a bit more to the amount of required care. I know a lot of people dock tails on dogs in the US, and I personally did have a lot of people try to talk me into it with my dog when I first got him because his tail is crooked - something I fell in love with and could never imagine not having. It doesn't bother him and there would've been no genuine reason(such as a serious injury that would require the removal of part of the tail or other things that would probably not be anywhere near common). Luckily more people are realizing that docking isn't a good thing and are now choosing against it far more often!

It's always nice to see lambs and sheep in general, especially with the current coronavirus situation. Personally I've had to miss out on opportunities I would've had to interact with and just be around a wide variety of animals and while it's no substitute it does help.