Crop Pics - Lets see your style!

[Max Hawk]

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Great looking girl and ears to match.

 

[Max Hawk]

Here's JOE's ears at 6 months old

 

[Mystic]

Great looking girl and ears to match.

Thanks Kodak is a he

 

[Max Hawk]

Thanks Kodak is a he

I knew that lol..my bad and I stand corrected.

 

[Lumen1981]

Those ears are really adorable. As they stood up well.

 

[KJNM]

This is Maze she’s 15 months old

 

[JanS]

This is Maze she’s 15 months old

Beautiful girl! You should go introduce yourself in the intro section.

 

[KJNM]

Where is that
Forgive me but am new and tried to find it and cannot don’t see where to post

 

[JanS]

If you go to the forum index you can see all of the different sections. Doberman Chat Forum

When you go to each forum there's an option in the upper right corner to create a new thread.

 

[KJNM]

Ok Thank you

 

[Trigger LockedLoaded]

Here's Triggers ears. I took his post off today to see how they are looking.

 

[KJNM]

Here's Triggers ears. I took his post off today to see how they are looking.

Cute

 

[DN2017]

Ace his medium crop! We love it, I didnt think we would because I find many crops not appealing. I'm curious to see how his ears will look on him when he's mature.

 

[Trigger LockedLoaded]

DN2017 Very nice looking pup !!!

 

[JanS]

Ace his medium crop! We love it, I didnt think we would because I find many crops not appealing. I'm curious to see how his ears will look on him when he's mature.

That's a really nice shaped crop and I bet it will really fit his face and head when he's mature. It even does now.

 

[ginab0188]

Hi everyone! This is my Bruce he is 16 weeks old. I asked for a medium crop but I think his is on the longer side. I’ve been posting since March 16th. Anyways, I’m getting discouraged everytime I think we are done posting they flop please tell me I’m just being a worrier and they’ll stand eventually
So the pictures in order are
May 1st
May 2nd
May 3rd
His appointment is tomorrow morning for re posting

 

[Kaiser2016]

Hi everyone! This is my Bruce he is 16 weeks old. I asked for a medium crop but I think his is on the longer side. I’ve been posting since March 16th. Anyways, I’m getting discouraged everytime I think we are done posting they flop please tell me I’m just being a worrier and they’ll stand eventually
So the pictures in order are
May 1st
May 2nd
May 3rd
His appointment is tomorrow morning for re posting

The good news is that you're just being a worrier Bad news is the posting process lasts through their teething period Like...5-7 months...some go longer. Keep posting!

 

[ginab0188]

The good news is that you're just being a worrier Bad news is the posting process lasts through their teething period Like...5-7 months...some go longer. Keep posting!

Yeah I guess I was being delusional thinking we could be done already. I just feel like some doves take no time to stand. Guess I was just hoping Bruce was one of them lol. I will definitely keep posting! Thanks for the reply

 

[Oh Little Oji]

Hi everyone! This is my Bruce he is 16 weeks old. I asked for a medium crop but I think his is on the longer side. I’ve been posting since March 16th. Anyways, I’m getting discouraged everytime I think we are done posting they flop please tell me I’m just being a worrier and they’ll stand eventually
So the pictures in order are
May 1st
May 2nd
May 3rd
His appointment is tomorrow morning for re posting

Oh, you've got to post for much longer past the age of 16 weeks. I'm on my third Doberman and each case has been different. With my most recent one, I went to change his posts and found that they were standing beautifully – this at a pretty young age – like about the age of yours now. I started a thread here called something like "My (aged) Dobe's ears are standing. What do I do?" I had not known a Dobe to have ears stand so early on. I thought I might have a rare case. Turns out they may well stand pretty young when you remove the posts, but they will sag. The cartilage has not hardened sufficiently yet. Then, yes, you have the fact that the ears commonly fall during teething.

 

[JanS]

Welcome! They're actually off to a good start and as stated, you normally need to go through teething (at least 6 months) and sometimes longer for longer crops. They will really start flopping for anyone who stops at 16 weeks since their cartilage is in no way formed yet.