Samoyeds usually start to erect their ears at about three months, and some do it later than five months. It is better for Samoyeds to erect their ears early. If they are finalized later, they will not be able to erect their ears. , the latest is five months. If it is still not standing after five months, the Samoyed is likely to be calcium deficient, and the owner should try to supplement the Samoyed with calcium in time.
Especially when the Samoyed is a puppy, when feeding the Samoyed in life, you must pay attention to supplementing it with calcium. Choose a calcium solvent specially designed for dogs, or feed it with dog food containing calcium supplements. It is a good supplement to the calcium needed by Samoyed to make the dog’s ears erect as soon as possible.
If the ears of a Samoyed puppy are small and thick, the ears will usually erect earlier, but if the ears are large and thin, the ears will erect later. The reasons why Samoyed's ears erect late are: problems with the composition of breast milk and insufficient calcium. Acquired feeding problems, not timely calcium supplementation. Genetic problems, congenital delayed ear erection or soft ears. In some cases, the ears may erect later due to illness, trauma, or threats.