Research explains canine problem known as 'limber tail'

[spinster]

For you lab owners: http://www.upi.com/Science_News/2016...9421470064271/

[MikePal]

Researchers at the University of Edinburgh surveyed owners of 86 dogs, 38 of which had been diagnosed with limber tail. Dogs with functioning tails were more likely to be family dogs, whereas those with limber tail were more likely to be employed as working dogs.

I know working for a living sure made my tail limp

[welsh]

Doesn't explain the problem so much as explain that more research is required, it seems.