The easiest way to stand up your dog’s ears is to use a ventilating nose patch, where the owner has to pluck the lint from the inner surface of the dog’s ears or use scissors to cut it. Then clean the ears with ear wash, after which you can apply the ventilating nose patch vertically to the middle of the dog’s ear. Use this method for more than two weeks and you will generally have results. If you want your dog to stand on its ears, you need to give your dog more calcium, you can feed your dog calcium powder, bone broth and so on, and take your dog to get more sunlight to promote calcium absorption. After good nutrition, the dog will generally stand on its own ears.
