Why not leave them in until he's 12 months? Change them as needed, but put them back immediately. Is he done teething? They're supposed to come up and down for teething. I also notice he's a coat. Have you tried shaving the problem ear and removing all the extra fluff? I came across someone who had the same problem with their longcoat but as soon as the person shaved the fluff off the ears, boing they went, they stayed up, and I believe they're fine now. Just had to get the weight off them in order to allow them to set in an erect position.
How do you know when to give up?
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OMG - I will do that tonight. Hee hee! Cause he doesn't look silly enough with the black foam in his ear....
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. Thanks a lot - I just had a breeder respond to my question on another board, and he also said give it until at least 12 mos. So, I shall give the boy a trim, then re-glue this evening. Wish me luck w/the clippers....
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Give us an update in a few months! Here's to perky ears.
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