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I was just going to ask this question, b/c my GSD Tucker had both ears up since he was 6 weeks old and now at 11 weeks one of his ears has flopped again I was so freaked out that it was going to stay that way now I am soooo happy to hear that it can be normal (he is my first "up eared" dog I have ever had) lol
BTW: Your boy is a Beauty!
Thanks. Yeah I only obsessed about it because our older GSD Jax had his ears completely up when we got him at 13 weeks and they never once went down, even through all his teething. They are half-brothers and all the dogs in their line have strong upright ears, so when Kane's ears stayed down for the longest time I worried that they had been injured in some way.
Now I'm back to obsessing about his weight. I'm gonna email his breeder tonight. I'm not overfeeding him, but he still seems a bit heavy to me.
I was just going to ask this question, b/c my GSD Tucker had both ears up since he was 6 weeks old and now at 11 weeks one of his ears has flopped again I was so freaked out that it was going to stay that way now I am soooo happy to hear that it can be normal (he is my first "up eared" dog I have ever had) lol
BTW: Your boy is a Beauty!
Thanks. Yeah I only obsessed about it because our older GSD Jax had his ears completely up when we got him at 13 weeks and they never once went down, even through all his teething. They are half-brothers and all the dogs in their line have strong upright ears, so when Kane's ears stayed down for the longest time I worried that they had been injured in some way.
Now I'm back to obsessing about his weight. I'm gonna email his breeder tonight. I'm not overfeeding him, but he still seems a bit heavy to me.
