Flying boxer ears?
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Well the flying ear isn't all the way, but not flat like the other. He looks so cute! Adds to his personality.
Rbucher
Boxer Booster
We have just gotten used to Shuti's "flying ears". We massaged them up until a year and when they didn't get better we just left them alone. The funny thing is that when he starts to relax and get ready for sleep his ears will relax and look perfect. He is just our little gremlin as that's what my wife and I have determined his ears closely resemble.
RockyCody
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Rocky definitely has flying ears - although one is flying and the other ran directly over his head like a combover - check out my gallery pics.
Now that combover look has stopped within the last 2 weeks, and he is just over 5 months old. they still fly - but I'd much rather have them fly then him have a combover his entire life.
We did massage on a regular basis and I think maybe that helped that 1 ear fold back over. he also has almost lost all his teeth except his bottom canines - so he's nearing the end of the teething process and from reading on here that is when they usually go back to normal.
Rocky definitely has flying ears - although one is flying and the other ran directly over his head like a combover - check out my gallery pics.
Now that combover look has stopped within the last 2 weeks, and he is just over 5 months old. they still fly - but I'd much rather have them fly then him have a combover his entire life.
We did massage on a regular basis and I think maybe that helped that 1 ear fold back over. he also has almost lost all his teeth except his bottom canines - so he's nearing the end of the teething process and from reading on here that is when they usually go back to normal.
sesua
Boxer Booster
Jayda sometimes (if that's possible) has flying ears! One ear does it more than the other. And sometimes they lay almost perfectly. They go back and forth. I dunno... But they are cute!!
One of her ears used to flop over, not as much as the combover (
), but it has corrected itself... So I figure they are still going through a lot of changes. Probably won't know where they'll end up for another 6 months or so.
One of her ears used to flop over, not as much as the combover (
), but it has corrected itself... So I figure they are still going through a lot of changes. Probably won't know where they'll end up for another 6 months or so.
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LeeUmm
Boxer Buddy
I've known about this technique for a while, but never really bothered to do it. Had to study the image/article for the exact method, but I finally got around to doing it last week and it really works well. I noticed a huge difference right away and it would last for a while. I try and work on it a few times a day if I can.
Not sure if this actually makes a difference permanently, but I'll keep at it for a bit and see.
Not sure if this actually makes a difference permanently, but I'll keep at it for a bit and see.
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