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This website advertises preformed ear form molds, but they have been out of stock for quite some time. Does anyone know of an alternate source?
Dog Ear Supports - DogSport Gear |
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i just googled ear supports..this came up as another site..don't know if they are out or not,hope this helps,good luck.
Ear Supports - $28.99 : Dog Training Equipment, dog agility, police dog, schutzhund, search and rescue, service dog |
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Go to any home improvement store and look for closed cell foam pipe insulation. I got the 2 inch size. I got five 3 foot long pieces for $5-7, which is more than enough to do the job.
I was able to trim it to fit with a pair of scissors. I used a little spray adhesive (3M Super 77) to hold it in place. This will fall out after a few days; just cut a new piece and stick it in place. I only had to do this 4-5 times before my dog's ear was standing up on its own. The excess adhesive can be cleaned out with a product called "Goo Gone."
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