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![]() When? They've been somewhat up before, not very strong though. Lately they only come up in the morning when he is playing or chewing on something on the ground. I've taped here and there using the strips...and maybe I didn't do them too well, but they always come off, even with glue. Our other dog licks his ears and removes them for him. We have to put the strips really deep into his ears because of where the folds are at. Should I just not care and let it be, or should I still attempt to get his ears up? I'd really like them to be up...he is going to be at least 100lbs, and has such big ears, I think he will look amazing.
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Hondo turns 8 months on the 13th of this month, and his ears are just now standing on their own. His right ear stand 100% of the time and his left ear stands and then the tip flops sometimes. I used the strips and also had problems with them staying on. Even with glue.
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I think I am going to try some 3M tape and hair roller foam and see if this helps.
Otherwise some medical glue and playing cards. Deebo has such big ears and the creases are so low, the breathe strips are just not secure enough...and with the nail glue I ues, they just come off like I mentioned before. *sigh* Deebo actually turns 7 months next week, but close enough.
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Going through the same thing with my girl....she is almost 27 weeks and one ear has just started to come up and usually only in the mornings too
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I would use tear mender glue before I'd use tape,,we taped my aussies at one point, and she had an allergic reaction to the tape,,what a mess!! Glue worked better
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I think I've located some Tear mender at JoAnns Fabric. I went to 3 places last night and no 3M 2" tape or tear mender.
So hopefully tonight. Should I just do the playing cards, or something else in there?
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We used medical tape,readily available at any CVS or Walmart with no glue and hair roller inserts. Had to redo it every other day. We've been alternately taping and breathe right stripping for over 3 months with no ear infections or irritations.
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I kinda like the idea of the tape and rollers because it doesn't seem as harsh, but closing in on 7 months, I understand I may have to try something more drastic like the glue/playing card.
I give Deebo stuff to chew on all the time...lots of meaty bones, chews..kong stuffed with peanut butter and other goodies.
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