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Can you make a chihuahuas ears stand up with a shot?
No...chihuahua puppies ears tend to flop over. As your puppy gets older the cartlidge in their ears will get stronger and your chihuahua's ears will stay up.
What are the characteristics of the Morkie dog breed?
The Morkie dog breed is a half Maltese and half Yorkshire Terrier. The Morkie is a very tiny dog and only gets to be three to fifteen pounds. The color would vary, depending on the parents.
Size crate for a Maltese?
I purchased a medium size crate for my Maltese puppy. It fits him right, and when he gets bigger, it will still work for him.
When you bought a rabbit from the store an they told you it was a lop ears rabbit but only one ears drop what type of rabbit is that?
When it gets older the other ear will probably drop too my rabbit was the same!! x Gymnast27 xx
How many ears do centipedes have?
The number of legs can vary with age and maturity. The older the centipede gets, the more legs it has, up to 15 body segments (each segment has a pair of legs).
Does a gerbil get slower as it gets older?
Yes a gerbil will start to move slower when it gets older.
What gets shorter the older it gets?
One possible answer might be people - people get shorter the older they get.
Why does your Maltese-shih-tzu sneeze?
Short nose breeds tend to get hair that gets into the nostrils which causes them to sneeze. But you maltese X shih tzu could have certain allergies or maybe even the flu.
What gets younger when it gets older?
Benjamin Button.
Are Scottish Fold cats prone to ear infections?
The folded ears are a result of a gene mutation that gets passed on and affects the ears cartilage causing them to fold down and forward.
What does it mean when a guy gets both of his ears pierced or his right?
If a guy gets his right ear pierced it means he is somewhat gay. If both ears happen to be pierced then he is also gay. So be sure when a guy gets his ear pierced that he gets his left pierced.
Do are ears grow when you get older?
Yes, ears do continue to grow as we age. This is due to changes in cartilage and tissues that cause the ears to elongate and enlarge over time. This process is more noticeable in some individuals than others.
