4. Anglo-Saxon Culture. Anglo-Saxon CultureThe Anglo-Saxon people had somewhat of a modern day culture. ... The Anglo-Saxons grew grains such as wheat, barley, oats and rye, and a large quantity of vegetables that include peas, beans, carrots, wild cabbages and wild parsnips. ...n this paper the three stages of the Anglo-Saxon period will be revised. ... The Anglo-Saxons brought to Britain their own pagan beliefs. ... The final stage in Anglo-Saxon history is its literature.
Information on Canine Tail Docking. Tail docking is the surgical removal of part of the dog's tail. This procedure is most often performed in healthy puppies between 2 to 5 days of age. A similar procedure may be performed in older pets, but this is considered a tail amputation, not a tail dock. In puppies less than 8 days of age, either local anesthetic or no anesthesia is used. If the puppy is over 8 days of age, many veterinarians delay the procedure until the pup is at least 8 weeks of age.
HISTORY OF EAR CROPPING & TAIL DOCKING . Fred Lanting, International All-Breeds Judge . Click for Part Two of Cropping-Docking History . At one time, there were good reasons to crop ears and dock tails. That is, to do surgically what could not be done genetically without losing other, desirable features. To minimize injury to tail or ear, breeders of fighting dogs trimmed off as much as possible and as early as they could.