Huskies have erect ears

The Husky is a type of sled dog - the Siberian Husky. Although they are very cute, I have to admit that Huskies look like wolves in normal life, very kind and cute. Especially the erect ears make it look particularly energetic. However, the ears of the newly born little Harlear are floppy and do not stand up, so many people are very concerned about the birth of little Harlear. Let’s take a closer look.
Under normal circumstances, Husky puppies' ears will gradually erect on their own within 8-10 weeks. However, not all Huskies will erect their ears at this time. Some dogs will erect their ears a few weeks later, but they will also erect their ears before eight months. Some dogs' ears that don't stand up are due to calcium deficiency. You may want to go to the hospital for treatment and then appropriately supplement some calcium. However, if the ears cannot stand up automatically after eight months, they will never stand up again. This type of Husky's ears are a genetic trait and are known as floppy ears. In this situation, only with the help of the owner can the ears be restored.
External assistance generally takes the form of bundling. Tie the husky's ears together with some hard objects, or cut a plastic cylinder and stick it on the inside of the dog's ears, but be careful not to block the passage of the dog's ears. Generally, after two months, the Husky's ears will stand up. However, such a Husky genetically has floppy ears, and its descendants are also the same. They cannot participate in regular dog shows, which is equivalent to being "disqualified."
But most of us are not so utilitarian in raising dogs, and just take a look at the situation. Moreover, external assistance in erecting ears can cause pain to dogs, so Huskies do not necessarily have to erect ears. Huskies with soft ears look more cute and cute, which is also a characteristic.

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