I haven’t had a spare second in the shop lately. Had to put my 15 y/o Ridgeback down a month ago. Was really bummed but his hind legs just gave out. I had to constantly help him stand and at 110 lbs... it was no easy matter.
Anyway... after a week I just knew I had to get another pup, and soon. Found a breeder in Palestine Tx .... drove there @3 weeks ago, and got my new Ridgback puppy. I forgot how time consuming it was training a pup. But it’s worth the trouble in my opinion.
So... to the project. After a couple of days I noticed one of her ears wouldn’t stand up. It was weak. Read up and watched a few YouTube videos before I stumbled upon a breeder who cracked the ear code in my opinion.
She suggested Breath-rite strips. That and ostomy skin glue. It worked like a champ and the pup wasn’t at all concerned that there was this nose strip taped/glued inside her ear.
As was pointed out by several breeders & vets.... it only took a few days. Took it off after about 4 days and now her ears are both strong enough to stand and move on their own.
Anyway... after a week I just knew I had to get another pup, and soon. Found a breeder in Palestine Tx .... drove there @3 weeks ago, and got my new Ridgback puppy. I forgot how time consuming it was training a pup. But it’s worth the trouble in my opinion.
So... to the project. After a couple of days I noticed one of her ears wouldn’t stand up. It was weak. Read up and watched a few YouTube videos before I stumbled upon a breeder who cracked the ear code in my opinion.
She suggested Breath-rite strips. That and ostomy skin glue. It worked like a champ and the pup wasn’t at all concerned that there was this nose strip taped/glued inside her ear.
As was pointed out by several breeders & vets.... it only took a few days. Took it off after about 4 days and now her ears are both strong enough to stand and move on their own.
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