Pickles’s tail never stops wagging. Even when she was in the shelter her tail never stopped. Whenever a volunteer would come to walk her she would greet them with a smile and a wag. Her tail wagged so much she suffered from “happy tail” and recently had the tip of her tail amputated. Happy tail occurs when a strong tail repeatedly hits solid objects with force during a wagging session, resulting in the thin skin of the tail splitting open. Pickles made a swift recovery and went right back to being her happy and carefree self. She’s a very affectionate girl who loves to cuddle and give kisses. Pickles loves to make friends with other dogs as well as people. She was even a volunteer favorite when she was at the shelter. Pickles has done wonderful in her foster home and is now ready to be adopted!
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