How old is your pup? She may be teething. I have read that when they teeth , there ears tend to floop and will go back to normal after finish teething. I think they start teething around 5 months of age.
Julie
Kay Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kay Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I actually don't know about Chi's ears, but I do know that in breeds where they are suppose to stand that sometimes
they have to be taped upright. You should not wait, (the younger the better) ask your Vet the best way to do it for your puppy. Sometimes the cartridge in the ear just isn't strong enough to keep them upright, I had that with a Dobie I raised. Of course those are cropped but one of the pups had one ear that never would stand. Dobies are so pretty with their hound dog ears and long tails, I don't know why breeders have to crop them...... Back in the 50's people liked to have a collies ears tipped and those you would bend over a cotton roll and tape in place, after a couple months they would stay that way. Check with your vet. I think I saw a picture recently that looked like the ears were tapped, sorry I can't remember which one it was.
Kay
dobza wrote:When I first got Boo, both of his ears went backwards. One ear came out of it but one ear is always flopped backwards.Hugs, Rocky----- Original Message -----Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 2:23 PMSubject: [Chihuahuas] question on ears standing upMy puppys ears have floppeddown. When I bought her, the ears stood
up . Now they flop. Is it common for some chi's ears to flop over like
this? Christine
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