The Corgi’s ears are said to be “three up and three down” due to the fact that the Corgi’s ears are relatively large and will not be able to support their large ears during the development of the ear cartilage until they are half a year old, so they will occasionally droop. Along with this process, it is sometimes found that when the dog is in a standing ear position, the tip of the ear is partly turned outward, which means that the dog should take calcium supplements in time. Calcium deficiency can lead to the dog’s ears not standing up properly, weakness in the hind legs, and strange walking posture. At this time, the owner should buy veterinary calcium tablets for calcium supplementation, so that the dog can keep up with the nutrition to better stand up the ears. If the weather is good and there is enough sunshine, you should take your dog to get more sunlight, which can also speed up the absorption of calcium in your dog’s body.
