What should I do if my French Bulldog's ears don't stand straight? If my French Bulldog's ears don't stand straight, I can check whether I am deficient in calcium and then supplement calcium. I can take the French Bulldog outside to bask in the sun more and increase the amount of exercise, which will help the ears to stand upright. Ear injuries or ear inflammation may also cause the ears to not stand upright, so you can check the French Dou's ears.

Check whether you are deficient in calcium and supplement calcium

The six-month-old French Bulldog is at the peak of growth and development, and the body is prone to lack of various vitamins, such as calcium deficiency. The owner can take the French Bulldog to check whether there is calcium deficiency, and then supplement the calcium element to prevent rickets and make the ears stand up.

Get more sun, exercise appropriately, and massage your ears

Six-month-old French Bulldogs should be taken outside to bask in the sun more often, appropriately increase the amount of exercise, promote blood circulation, and also help the erection of the ear tips. You can usually massage your dog's ears to promote healthy ear development.

Check whether the French Dou’s ears are injured

If the French Dou's ears are injured or have ear inflammation, the ears may not be able to stand upright. Usually, you should carefully check whether there are wounds or inflammation on the outside or inside of the French Bulldog's ears. If treated in time, the French Bulldog's ears can stand up.

Keep your French Dou shapely and don’t be too fat

The owner is so kind to French Dou. In order to make him grow faster, he feeds him a lot of nutritious food every day. However, he must not overeat French Dou, causing him to become too fat. Too much fat in a French Bulldog may cause the tips of the French Bulldog's ears to be unable to stand up, so it is important to maintain a well-proportioned body.

Ears can be properly tied to help them establish their ears

If you have tried the above methods and there is still no obvious effect on the ears of the French Dou, you can try to tie the ears of the French Dou properly. Just use breathable pure cotton fabric to gently wrap the base of the French Dou's ears to make the ear tips stand upright. Be careful not to tie it too tightly to ensure the blood circulation of the French Dou. After three to five days, if you take it apart again, the tips of the ears of the French Dou can usually stand upright.