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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: SoCal
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I have been iffy on gluing my pups ears. Previous threads I have started gave me advice to glue/tape. A few people waited with good results, and I found some info suggesting the same.
So I waited, just because they were already so close. They went from halfway tipping over (when I got her) to standing up for most of the day. They would flop when she was very tired at night/sleeping, but I figured this was part of the process. In the past few days they have tipped over again. They are still more than halfway up, but the droop was noticeable. Should I forget waiting and glue ASAP? She is at least 6mos old, closer to 7-8. Or should I embrace her friendly ears? |
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Join Date: Oct 2011
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Aslong as it doesn't cause the dog pain or discomfort I can't see a reason why not to give it a go.
I have a possible GSD cross, his ears stood up at 6 months, went down again and looked like Yoda for a little while and they are permanantly up now and have been from 12 months onwards, though when he sleeps they go down a bit and he gets the Yoda look back again |
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Location: New York
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I never taped, glued or "foamed" London's floppy ears. I feel it is a personal choice, but to me, he is as special as any of the other GSDs I've owned.
Someone once told me that he has "friendly ears." And I think that says it all.
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Ireland
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if you don't mind her ears not standing than that's ok,, but if you want them to stand than i would say tape them now
and if it was me i would definitely tape
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: SoCal
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They stand up at least once a day. It is glorious, lol.
![]() I would really like for them to stand up, but I won't make her uncomfortable or in pain to do so. Taping...I could see her just ripping everything off. I have seriously considered gluing...is there a difference in end result? The tips just need some oomph. I was thinking about moleskin or breathe right strips. Thoughts? |
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: titusville, fl
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I had a westie once with floppy ears..I cut out a piece of cardboard the size of the inside of her ear and taped it on there..Her ears eventually stood up --Don't know if was just a natural progression or if the taping worked.. Didn't hurt her though, so that was important..
jan
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