Ah you mean the crooked tails.. yes, they are visible now when the tails aren't docked.
But they do not need to be so because of an injury, it might be hereditary state. Earlier the tails were docked and the "problem" was gone. But as the tail is a part of the spine... if there is a problem in the tail, there might be a problem in the spine, too... earlier you just didn't notice it because the tail wasn't there.
Now a crook in the tail is considered a feature that needs to be taken into consideration in breeding.

We had a docked yorkie before. Of course the undocked tail seemed off and odd before I got used to it. Now I like it a lot as long as it is beautifully carried :)

You know Misty, I much prefer removing dew claws than docking tails.....I'm every bit as squimish in doing either. But, I got around it, I hold for hubby and he does them now.

I do the tails and dew claws by myself. My husband did them the first 8 years and one day I had a litter that needed to be done and he was not home so I decided to do them myself. It was really easy to me. When I cut the dewclaws most act like they can hardly feel it. They cry some with the tail docking but not for very long. Using the Clotisol makes all the difference in the world.

i did Niecy's dews and tail.......i left her tail a little longer than the standard for a standard yorkie though........and this is why............i look at things differently than alot.........so i figured..........she is half yorkie/half biewer.......she is a splitter.......to be a mate with my splitter boy Smokey.......so i figured with her being half i would dock half........she has the prettiest widdle tail already.........and she carries it high just like if you docked it at the normal place........so for all of you who wish your pups had a little bit longer tail....i docked hers about a fourth inch out from the brown instead of right up against it.........so so cute............she bleed a little more with the dews and tail than i was thinking they did....but i think that part of that was that Ally licked them alot and kept them bleeding........but she was fine..........and she is a whiner..........but get this........the little stinker didnt make a sound last night when i gave her her first shot.......go figure........lol........doing the tails and dews is not as hard as most think.....and so much safer.........i could see those with a longer tail having some issues........as Smokey got the long hair of his cause in a door once......not tight but enough for him to squill.....lol..........i call him my curious george......he has to try to figure everything out...so i have to make sure he is not in any type of risky situations all the time...the widdle bugger

My girls also both have tails. Long story short Tinkerbell showed up on my door step one morning. Let my apartment know and gave them my number. Also looked for flyers and put some up. About 8 hours after she showed up my boyfriend called me while I was babysitting and told me that Tinkerbell just had a puppy. (I thought it was a joke) She did not look pregnant. Well now I have little Piper! but as I was not expecting another dog let alone a pregnant one I did not have the money to get her tail docked. So she has one and when Tinkerbell showed up on my doorstep she had one also. I have not had any issues except they get notted easily. But like you said I think they look really cute with tails and if I ever decide to breed(since I plan on finding parents before if I can) I plan on having them decide if they want the tails or not.

I wish you were in Oklahoma. I want a Yorkie with a natural tail.

I just moved from Oklahoma. How funny! What part in Oklahoma do you live?:D

I'm north of Tulsa.