i had fully accepted that one of demons ears were always going to be wonkey by the time he was about ten months and i was cool with it, but... *drum roll* THEY STAND PERFECTLY!
theyre both extremely tough, have full mobility and the cartilage is as thick or thicker than that of my malamutes ears (that are like that to prevent frostbite).
correlation doesn't equate to causation, but just in case here are some possibilities:
1.hes not neutered yet. im not sure about male dogs but i know for a fact if you leave a tom cat unfixed for over a year all the testosterone makes their skin become extremely thick and leathery to cope with future fights/attacks after reaching sexual maturity. the same may happen with dogs left longer before being neutered.
2. two months ago he started having a raw egg on his food once or more rarely twice a week.
3. too much exercise made him overly lean so hes been on a bovine fat supplement for a month and a half now. http://www.zooplus.ie/shop/dogs/supplem ... nce/139572
(this also REALLY helped with how much energy he was using up, he looks great)
4. now that hes got free range with koda hes amassed his own beaver dam of sticks. he collects the biggest ones he can find and leaves them in a big pile where he gnaws away for hours, so his jaw muscles are getting alot of exercise which help support the base of his ears aswell.
both ears finally stood permanently and didnt flop or bend anymore at 13 months.
im not sure what it was, but something made the cartilage in his ears very suddenly become so thick and solid, so theres hope for anyone with a floppy and big eared pup like mine.
but its still not the end of the world if it doesn't happen


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