What should I do if my dog's ears don't stand upright? Huskies' ears that don't stand upright may be due to lack of calcium. You can usually eat some calcium powder or shrimp skin or bone soup to supplement calcium; wipe the inside of the dog's ears with alcohol every day. Such external stimulation can also help to stand upright. Ears; you can also purchase ear erectors to help Huskies erect their ears.

If your Husky’s ears are not erect, it may be due to a lack of calcium. When you want to supplement calcium for your Husky, you can supplement calcium by eating some calcium powder or shrimp skin or bone soup. It is recommended to start giving calcium supplements to dogs when they are three months old, because that is when the bones begin to develop. You can appropriately feed a variety of foods such as cooked egg yolks, bone soup, dried shrimps, carrots, and apples to ensure a balanced nutritional profile for your dog.

Usually you can use alcohol cotton to rub the inside of the Husky’s ears, or grab the fine hairs in the ears and pull them out one by one to stimulate the ears to accelerate their erection. Or you can buy ear erectors and wear them on your puppies’ ears to help them erect their ears.

You can also often take your puppy for walks in dark places at night. When puppies see people or animals walking by or make strange noises, puppies will often erect their ears to focus on staring or listening, which is helpful to stimulate ear erection.

What I want to tell parents is that some huskies with not particularly pure pedigrees are born with the inability to erect ears. Even if they have passed the developmental stage, their ears will still droop. It may be because the other half of this husky is a floppy-eared dog, so this situation is normal and the owner does not need to worry.