I have a 10weeks old GSD female. A week ago one ear straigthen out but the other stayed lopped. This past Thursday the other one started to come up almost to a point but then it went down
Will like to know if theres is a time frame for the lopped ear to straighten out and when should I worry.
I have an 18 month GSD female. Both of her ears went up and down until she was about 4 months. At 10 weeks don't worry a bit, you have several months at least before you need to be concerned. The important thing is to NOT TOUCH OR PLAY WITH THE EARS, AND NOT ALLOW ANYONE ELSE TO. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> She is my first GSD and this is all new to me too.
Hi,
I too am new to this. I have a 12 week Belgian Malinois pup, at 6 weeks his ears were down, at 7 weeks to about 10 weeks they were standing tall and proud, at about 9-10 weeks I noticed that the left ear started to lean in a bit. At 12 weeks the leaning ear began to flop down. I have noticed that he is begining to teeth his adult teeth. I have read that this can occur durring teething and that x-tra calcium in his diet via tums should help, and not to worry. I can't help but worry, he's my baby. Is there a specific time frame, that I should expect to see improvement ? Please reply. Thanks Wendy <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />
Your pup is normal. The ears stay up at between 4 and 5 months, with 6 still okay. If not up by 4 months, then make sure pup has no worms and put him on calcium pills and vitamins. If not up by 6 months than you have to think about taping them. Some pups just take longer.
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