Crop Pics - Lets see your style!
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TheDoberman
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And BEAUTIFUL Dobe!! <3
Delta
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here is my little Delta justturning 3 months old yesterday..i took two pictures after removing her first two posts..before putting on the second set..she healed very fast Dr. Crouch said she would need posts for a long time maybe just a month tops or less..very happy on the amazing job..i asked for a medium crop didnt spcify more from there..just asked her to work her magic and for her to choose what she thought would look better 
surgery was done on may 21st to now..
surgery was done on may 21st to now..
ACarrigDobermans
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Not really sure how to post pictures but I am going to try.
All my dogs are cropped by Dr. Sam Grant. Megan Stunner sends his beautiful cousin kisses!
But here is Stunner if I did it right if not HELP someone
All my dogs are cropped by Dr. Sam Grant. Megan Stunner sends his beautiful cousin kisses!
But here is Stunner if I did it right if not HELP someone
You did it perfectly! Beautiful dog and beautiful crops.
ACarrigDobermans
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Thank you. I just finished him breeder, owner, handled in Biloxi, MS on 05/30/2013.
ACarrigDobermans
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And I always thought this one was cool This is Stunner at 12 wks of age, He was at his first puppy match. We took a picture of him because of those big ears and then played around with it to get this
Magnus
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Your Dobe is gorgeous!! I love this photo! Do you have any straight on? I'm new to this forum, so maybe I just need to look harder to find more of your pics.
This last photo was taken at 12 months old & his head seems to have grown a little larger, so the ears look smaller than they did on earlier photos.
The growth of the skull should always be taken into consideration when cropping.
A crop that looks really long as a puppy will not look so long when the dog grows up.
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This last photo was taken at 12 months old & his head seems to have grown a little larger, so the ears look smaller than they did on earlier photos.
The growth of the skull should always be taken into consideration when cropping.
A crop that looks really long as a puppy will not look so long when the dog grows up.
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iceman
Active Member
Your Dobe is gorgeous!! I love this photo! Do you have any straight on? I'm new to this forum, so maybe I just need to look harder to find more of your pics.
Have a look here
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StarlightDobe
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His name says it all, cause he sure is a stunner!
mandym
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I just got my puppy's ear's cropped and I can't say that I love the way they turned out. I asked for a little curve in the ear but it looks like a straight cut to me. I really like the fancy tip - I think I have seen it referred to as a fwip? I also am not crazy of how forward facing they are. They look like bat ears! I have talked to the vet that did the cropping and I am thinking long and hard if I should have them re-crop or not. Any advice would be great! Should I leave them and hope they look better when she's older or should I have them re-done?
DocReverto
Formerly CRD
To be honest I would have them re cropped by a different vet.
She is very pretty, but you are right they didn't turn out very well.
I personally don't think they look bad at all, and perhaps if you tried a bit smaller backer rod to get a bit more of a roundness to them it might decrease the bat look a bit. Also, when you're posting make sure you're pulling the ear up on the side of the post, rather than having them facing straight forward. Not sure if that's what you're doing, but if not, it might help.
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