Meanings of bushy tails in English

On the way we saw antelopes and foxes with white bushy tails.

He noted plenty of small ones but their short, bushy tails revealed colthood.

Halfway up, they paused to glare at him, the ends of their bushy tails snapped.

They have thick bushy tails, black at the tips, and one-third the length of their bodies.

With the Eskimo was a fine breed of dogs, with erect ears, sharp noses, bushy tails.

They are much bigger than normal dormice, looking, indeed, a bit like small squirrels, with bushy tails.

Their jaws were already blood-stained, and their bushy tails swept about and above them in ceaseless motion.

From their cruel jaws to their bushy tails they were as like as peas in their likeness to timber-wolves.

Frisky Squirrel and Billy Woodchuck had fine, bushy tails; and so had all the other forest-people, except the Rabbit family.

There were five of them in all, long-legged, powerful mastiffs, with short hair, long bushy tails, and of a yellowish hue.

Their bodies, and especially their bushy tails, have a curious tremulous motion, like the quiver of wings, as they come down.

The bushy tails of such animals as wolf or fox are sometimes used along one side or both ends as a fringe.

After this adventure, the youth became more cautious with respect to pretty little playful animals, with black and white fur and bushy tails.

Squirrels chattering with anger at the invaders, or with curiosity about them, ran along the boughs, their bushy tails curving over their backs.

One after another the animals dug themselves holes in the snow, where they curled up, their bushy tails over their noses and their fore paws.

Those with hairy and bushy tails climb just like the squirrel, and make no use of the tail to help them from branch to branch.