yes they are flopppy
Chihuahuas have UFO's for ears.
German shepards have pointy ears too. But it's just the kind of breed they are.
Nothing. That is perfectly normal! When we baught our Chihuahua she had floppy ears!Your chi's ears will stand up when the cartlidge in it's ears strengthens.
Chihuahuas ears are like radars and are extremely helpful as they pick up almost every sound.
So they can hear better... since they're small
i thinks its around 13-17 days old :)
Dogs' ears flop down due to genetics and the lack of cartilage strength to keep them upright.
CHIHUAHUASi own two chihuahuas, and when i got the first one, she came with her ears up, but she was a couple of months old, the second one's ears came up after a couple of weeks of having him, so i am assuming that between the first couple of weeks or months, the dogs ears should come up.Your chi's ears will stand up when the cartlidge in it's ears has strengthened. You may notice that at times it's ears will be up then they'll flop down a little while later...that is normal. Your chi's ears should be fully up when it's reached a couple of months old.
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.
chihuahuas can protect themselves by their speed,or hiding.It will probably hide but if it can't then it will snarl and will definitely not turn its back on its enemy
by fanning them and the body heat runs to the veins in the ears and is loft cooling the body down
These are some of the breeding problems of chihuahuas: * Chihuahuas are prone to shivering when they are cold, excited, or scared. * Chihuahuas can be unfriendly toward other dogs if they're not socialized when young. * The Chihuahua's ears can be prone to ear wax build up and dry skin. * Chihuahuas are happy as companions, but they do need 20 to 30 minutes of exercise daily and can go for much longer than you might expect. * Chihuahuas can be reserved with strangers. * Chihuahuas are not the best dog to have when you have young children.