The basic method of pricking up ears is: for big-eared dogs such as German shepherd or Yorkshire, when they can't stand up, they can carefully wipe the parts without long hair on their ears with absorbent cotton dipped in alcohol. After removing the dirt, stick tape on it, then stick a slender plastic bracket vertically, fix it with tape, and cut off the hanging part of the ear. After the operation, dogs often feel uncomfortable because of the tape on their ears. They often shake their heads uncomfortably and sometimes scratch the tape with their feet. In case the dog catches the bracket, it should be pasted again immediately, or a collar should be used after the operation to prevent the dog from catching it. It's settled. After 1 month, the dog's ears will stand up when the bracket is removed.
In addition, you can roll a piece of cardboard into a chimney and put it on the inside of the ear, wrap a bandage around it, or fix the plastic ear shape on both ears. As long as it is fixed, the dog's ears will stand up after about 1 month.