Cshepherd Rar (DELUXE)

One of the most characteristic features of a German Shepherd is their large, erect ears, but they aren't born that way.

: Puppies are born with floppy ears that lay flat against their heads. Cshepherd rar

: When running at high speeds or swimming, they often flatten their ears to reduce wind resistance. One of the most characteristic features of a

: This is often called the "wonky ear" stage. As the puppy teethes, their body uses calcium to develop adult teeth, which can cause the cartilage in the ears to soften and drop even if they were previously standing. : This is often called the "wonky ear" stage

: Most German Shepherd ears will permanently stand up by the time teething is finished around 5 months. If they are not up by 8 months, the chances of them perking up naturally drop significantly. Ear Body Language: What They Are Saying

A GSD’s ears are highly sensitive instruments used for both data collection and emotional expression.