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DLS · 06-25-2008, 11:28 PM

one of my guys has a 'lazy' ear too. I finally told his owner to just leave it alone. He is two years old now and the ear is a bit stronger but it does flop a little when he runs. and at rest it does tip out more than the other. But when alert you cannot see a difference betwen them. Not much help hey. lol.
One bitch I owned had very heavy ears, I taped her for over a year, then gave up. It always flopped around and sometimes it fell half way. When she turned 4 years of age, that damn ear stood up and never went down again. GO FIGURE!

06-25-2008, 11:28 PM	#9 (permalink)
DLS Owned by Dobes since 1975 Posts: 3,342 Location: B.C. Canada Dogs Name: Stormy, Mr. Magic, Koko Puff, and Pitty Pearl Titles: Best Dog In The House!, Canadian champion, Fattest dog!, and the most Pitiful, lol. Dogs Age: 7 years young!!!!,5 years young, ?, and 5 pitty years! Gallery Pics: 60 Visit DLS's Gallery Thanks: 3,843 Thanked 1,528 Times in 745 Posts Images: 60	one of my guys has a 'lazy' ear too. I finally told his owner to just leave it alone. He is two years old now and the ear is a bit stronger but it does flop a little when he runs. and at rest it does tip out more than the other. But when alert you cannot see a difference betwen them. Not much help hey. lol. One bitch I owned had very heavy ears, I taped her for over a year, then gave up. It always flopped around and sometimes it fell half way. When she turned 4 years of age, that damn ear stood up and never went down again. GO FIGURE! __________________ There are other fine dogs; then there are Dobermann - the dog of dogs! www.nopupppymillscanada.ca www.dobermanassistance.org. www.dobermannrescue.org http://www.doberman911.org:80/seniors/
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