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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Royse City, TX
Posts: 77
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Hello,
I am probably just worrying for no reason, but Ozzy is 10 weeks old and his ears have been standing up strong for a few weeks now. Yesterday Ozzy was playing with our 9 year old boxer and I heard him yelping. I looked down and she was standing on his ear. It was only for a few seconds. He can still stand the ear up, but for the most part he is keeping the top flopped over. Like I said, I am probably just worrying too much. I am just worried about ear damage. Should I just write this off as normal puppy ear flop? Thanks! Before ![]() This morning
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: MassaCHEWsetts
Posts: 5,222
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Probably a little bit of both puppy-ear-flop and minor temporary injury. Their ears are fragile at that age. Give him a few days to recover before worrying.
If you click on my avatar you will see Abby's album and you can see her ears at 11 weeks. They took turns flopping up and down until she was a little over 4 months, then SHAZAM!, she looked like a rabbit. |
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Texas
Posts: 2,228
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I think he will be fine. THe cartiledge hasn't harden yet so being stepped on has probably weakened it. Here are some pics of the different stages they go through (and they can go back and forth within them).
Ear Stages - a pictorial |
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Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Royse City, TX
Posts: 77
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Thanks for the feedback everyone! I know they have some crazy ear stages. It just worried me since they have done nothing but stand for the last few weeks and then all of sudden he wasnt holding one of them up. I feel better now.
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