How do you tape a German Shepherd's ears?

Answer by  mrsshelast (899)

Cut popsicle sticks in half. Place the popsicle stick on te inner side of your dogs ear so that the ear is standing up. Tape around it with surgical tape.

Answer by  katharine (3981)

There really is no need to tape a German Shepherd's ears. Their ears stand up naturally and that is how it should be. If you do decide to tape the dog's ears, make sure you do so with the guidance of someone experienced in taping this breed's ears so you don't cause damage.

Answer by  cyberhexle (29)

Use thin surgical tape. 2" wide works well. Buy women's foam hair rollers.Take the plastic out of them and just use the foam. Wrap the ear around the foam and tape them into a tight roll. In a vertical position. Take a popsicle stick and attach it to the top part of both ears. In a horizontal position.

Answer by  Zaka (2315)

You can tape any dog's ears with a special hypodermal, non-allergic tape. This is to prevent any infection on the ears which are usually very sensitive.

Answer by  ramoskenneth285 (631)

Prepare the materials that you need like large pink foam roller,unsharpened pencil,surgical tape,skin bond skin glue.Remember not to drop even a single of glue especially into the ear canal.

Answer by  bubbyboy (9929)

First get some spongy perm rollers. Remove the hard plastic middle piece and just leave the spongy part. You will need surgical tapeNever use any other tape. Using an unsharpened pencil, put pencil inside of roller covered with Skin Bond. Wrap the pup's ear tight around roller but not real tight, then tape the ears.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

You need to have that done by a vet because if you do it wrong you will shut off the blood supply to the ears and the ears will literally turn balck and rot off the animal along with causing it a great deal of pain in the process and it could cause emotional problems as well.