JustJon
Member
Hey Doberman Fam!
As many of you know, a few days ago we had our first bump in the road with posting. Vito’s ear had got some slight damage, and we had to stop posting for a few days and give the ear a chance to heal… surprisingly, (to me) it healed rather quick. You all gave some solid feedback and advice which I am grateful for.
I decided to reach out to my breeder and talk with him a while, some general convo about dogs, and about Vito’s ear. He - The breeder uses the backer rod method, however he doesn’t use any bridge. So we decided to try posting without the bridge, so far-so good! Vito seems to take to it a lot better, no scratching, minimal head shakes, and no pawing at the posts.
What are you thoughts on not using a bridge? Do the ears still stand relatively good without it? As always, thanks in advance for your feedback!
*Snapped a couple of pics of Vito before I crated him to clean up the man cave lol

As many of you know, a few days ago we had our first bump in the road with posting. Vito’s ear had got some slight damage, and we had to stop posting for a few days and give the ear a chance to heal… surprisingly, (to me) it healed rather quick. You all gave some solid feedback and advice which I am grateful for.
I decided to reach out to my breeder and talk with him a while, some general convo about dogs, and about Vito’s ear. He - The breeder uses the backer rod method, however he doesn’t use any bridge. So we decided to try posting without the bridge, so far-so good! Vito seems to take to it a lot better, no scratching, minimal head shakes, and no pawing at the posts.
What are you thoughts on not using a bridge? Do the ears still stand relatively good without it? As always, thanks in advance for your feedback!
*Snapped a couple of pics of Vito before I crated him to clean up the man cave lol

