That looks exactly like every german shepherd ive ever seen
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jeremy.mcintyre3 days, 12 hours ago
"The calcium shift in their body can temporarly make their ears flop down" the key word was on TEMPORARLY. TEMPORARLY ! YOU DON'T NEED TO SHOVE SQUAREPANT SPONGEBOB D IN THEIR EARS.
irene.humphries3 days, 13 hours ago
The only difference is that when they are not alert, the ears stays standing up.
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vanessa_carlson3 days, 14 hours ago
Hands up, thought he was putting cheese in the dogs ears
lakshmiatlas433 days, 14 hours ago
My shepherd had 1 floppy ear as a pub but just grew out of it.
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julianafliegner8413 days, 14 hours ago
Every puppy that has rigid ears go through this. Except wolf pups for some weird reason
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brenda.padilla3 days, 16 hours ago
Yes because dogs want to hear us even louder.
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irmela_bärer3 days, 16 hours ago
Nice fundamental breader trick. 😁👍
pedrolucas.abreu3 days, 16 hours ago
Me sitting here with a german shepherd, which looks like an actual wolf with absolutely normal german shepherd ears who did go trough that process naturally and wasn't forced to wear that absolute bs.🙂
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sarah.zuniga3 days, 19 hours ago
Had a friend who used fabric glue to stick his gsd ears together. My pup spent two days breaking them free every time his parents weren’t looking. RIP sweet Wally
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amanda.knight3 days, 19 hours ago
Dog 🐶 be like I AM BATMAN 🦇
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leon.mohaupt3 days, 20 hours ago
There’s nothing safe in that tool
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abeerbath4073 days, 20 hours ago
I want to do this on my “little” gentleman down there. It needs calcium!
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jilllewis3303 days, 22 hours ago
German shepherd's ears pop up themselves basically all the time
anel.valdez3 days, 22 hours ago
DoG: I hear the smells!
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colleen_woodard3 days, 22 hours ago
german sheperds: exists with no problems huamsn: We MuSt FiX ThEiR EaRs
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joe_hammond3 days, 22 hours ago
Yeah but the ear flop and a one of the best phases of a German Shepherd
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joshuaplume843 days, 22 hours ago
My German shepherds ears flopped when he was a pup but as an adult his ears stick straight up and didnt need any of that.
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victoire.lucas3 days, 23 hours ago
Back in the day we used to have to take tampons to the puppy's ears to get them to stand up.
graham_harvey3 days, 23 hours ago
My parents used to breed German shepherds, and I myself have raised a couple of shepherd puppies. Im also a VA, not a dr though. They always have floppy ears until a certain age. Usually about 6 to 8 weeks. But sometimes you have late bloomers and their ears don't come up until they are a little older, every so often they don't wanna come up at all. In that situation it's better to try and supplement nutrition before taping their ears. They often times need more calcium so you can give them eggs and even grind up the eggshells and sprinkle it over their food. You can also give them some dairy, preferably lactose free dairy, as it's gentler on their stomach. German shepherd puppies especially also need high protein diets in order to support healthy cartilage development. So you can give them lean meats too like chicken. Or find a high protein kibble for puppies. It's a little more on the expensive side, but I always have to recommend hill science diet. But it's worth the money because it's so high in nutrition and keeps them full longer with smaller amounts due to the high protein content. It's so good you can literally see the health in their fur. But if your puppy reaches 6 months and their ears still have not come up I would recommend taking them for blood work to make sure they don't have a malabsorption problem or another deficiency or illness that could be causing the floppiness. If all is well then taping might be recommended if having their ears up is really that big of a deal to you. If done correctly it can be painless and is only temporary. If tapping doesn't work, well then you may have been bamboozled with a mix breed lol Which is also okay because then they get the best qualities of a German shepherd and whatever else they're mixed with LOL
That looks exactly like every german shepherd ive ever seen
"The calcium shift in their body can temporarly make their ears flop down" the key word was on TEMPORARLY. TEMPORARLY ! YOU DON'T NEED TO SHOVE SQUAREPANT SPONGEBOB D IN THEIR EARS.
The only difference is that when they are not alert, the ears stays standing up.
Hands up, thought he was putting cheese in the dogs ears
My shepherd had 1 floppy ear as a pub but just grew out of it.
Every puppy that has rigid ears go through this. Except wolf pups for some weird reason
Yes because dogs want to hear us even louder.
Nice fundamental breader trick. 😁👍
Me sitting here with a german shepherd, which looks like an actual wolf with absolutely normal german shepherd ears who did go trough that process naturally and wasn't forced to wear that absolute bs.🙂
Had a friend who used fabric glue to stick his gsd ears together. My pup spent two days breaking them free every time his parents weren’t looking. RIP sweet Wally
Dog 🐶 be like I AM BATMAN 🦇
There’s nothing safe in that tool
I want to do this on my “little” gentleman down there. It needs calcium!
German shepherd's ears pop up themselves basically all the time
DoG: I hear the smells!
german sheperds: exists with no problems huamsn: We MuSt FiX ThEiR EaRs
Yeah but the ear flop and a one of the best phases of a German Shepherd
My German shepherds ears flopped when he was a pup but as an adult his ears stick straight up and didnt need any of that.
Back in the day we used to have to take tampons to the puppy's ears to get them to stand up.
My parents used to breed German shepherds, and I myself have raised a couple of shepherd puppies. Im also a VA, not a dr though. They always have floppy ears until a certain age. Usually about 6 to 8 weeks. But sometimes you have late bloomers and their ears don't come up until they are a little older, every so often they don't wanna come up at all. In that situation it's better to try and supplement nutrition before taping their ears. They often times need more calcium so you can give them eggs and even grind up the eggshells and sprinkle it over their food. You can also give them some dairy, preferably lactose free dairy, as it's gentler on their stomach. German shepherd puppies especially also need high protein diets in order to support healthy cartilage development. So you can give them lean meats too like chicken. Or find a high protein kibble for puppies. It's a little more on the expensive side, but I always have to recommend hill science diet. But it's worth the money because it's so high in nutrition and keeps them full longer with smaller amounts due to the high protein content. It's so good you can literally see the health in their fur. But if your puppy reaches 6 months and their ears still have not come up I would recommend taking them for blood work to make sure they don't have a malabsorption problem or another deficiency or illness that could be causing the floppiness. If all is well then taping might be recommended if having their ears up is really that big of a deal to you. If done correctly it can be painless and is only temporary. If tapping doesn't work, well then you may have been bamboozled with a mix breed lol Which is also okay because then they get the best qualities of a German shepherd and whatever else they're mixed with LOL