House training

Such a cutie pie! I use the Japanese ear tape but I have had some success with rubbing glycerin on Finnie’s ear...rub it on just where the fold is, on both sides . Reapply every 3 days or so and just massage it every day several times a day. It should soften the leather and help it to tip. I’m not familiar with the other methods besides taping.
 
Piper's mom said:
Such a cutie pie! I use the Japanese ear tape but I have had some success with rubbing glycerin on Finnie’s ear...rub it on just where the fold is, on both sides . Reapply every 3 days or so and just massage it every day several times a day. It should soften the leather and help it to tip. I’m not familiar with the other methods besides taping.
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I’ll see if I can find some glycerin. She’s got some sort of tape inside. The ear tip is attached to that in the side that’s still down. I’d take a picture but we all know the adage about sleeping dogs…:ROFLMAO: I’ll see if I can get one later. Or if I have one I can zoom in closer on.
 
Honestly I tried the tape and it never held. What worked best for me and was easiest on Meadow was gluing the hair using Tear Mender, can be gotten at hardware stores. You just glue hair to hair on the inside closest to the middle of her head. There are Youtube videos on how to glue ears. It would last up to two weeks.
The one thing I would try and avoid if you can is the one ear down, one ear up. While they are teething ears go all crazy anyway, I don't know why.
 
The pics of those two are so adorable. I foresee many framable pics in your future!
I used hair extension glue and glued the hair from the tip to the bottom ear hair...there are vids and instructions on yourtube I think. It was a total pain in the buskit for 7-9 months (I forget) but totally worth it as Fil's ears are still perfect. Koko has one that's kinda gone prick over the years, and Benson's tip isn't realy strong either...but those aren't my fault LOL
 
Sharon7 said:
Honestly I tried the tape and it never held. What worked best for me and was easiest on Meadow was gluing the hair using Tear Mender, can be gotten at hardware stores. You just glue hair to hair on the inside closest to the middle of her head. There are Youtube videos on how to glue ears. It would last up to two weeks.
The one thing I would try and avoid if you can is the one ear down, one ear up. While they are teething ears go all crazy anyway, I don't know why.
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Roxy is one up and one down. And I love it. But hers naturally ended up that way.
 
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