Ears

[Tom]

Hi guys,

Please see attached 2 months old puppy which we should pick up next month. Can you please tell if it is usual that their ears look like this??

Thank you so much!

 

[MFrey2012]

Hi guys,

Please see attached 2 months old puppy which we should pick up next month. Can you please tell if it is usual that their ears look like this??

Thank you so much!

OMG!! Those Ears Once your baby grows and fills out those years will be perfect

They Grow up till about 2yrs and they start to fill out

 

[Tom]

OMG!! Those Ears Once your baby grows and fills out those years will be perfect

They Grow up till about 2yrs and they start to fill out

Really? Thanks for you answer, because almost all photos of 2-3 months old puppies we have seen so far have their ears completely down..

 

[ReesieTheBully]

Well, he should be able to hear you without any issues, LMAO JK

He'll grow into them, Reesie's ears were sort of the same, but now she's growing into them and they're not standing up as much

 

[MFrey2012]

Really? Thanks for you answer, because almost all photos of 2-3 months old puppies we have seen so far have their ears completely down..

Absolutely sure, this Style of ear is called the "Rosette" This was my Ellie at just about the same age, Bulldogs go through many akward looking stages as they grow, Your baby is going to be just perfect

 

[Cbrugs]

This actually looks like tulip ears when they stand up like that. Sometimes it happens and nothing to worry about physically. It would just be a DQ if you were planning on showing him.

 

[2BullyMama54]

Adorable and fine…. I refer to them as “flying nun” ears,,, our Lambeau had them. . Here is a puppy picture and a photo from 2023

 

[paw70041]

Hi guys,

Please see attached 2 months old puppy which we should pick up next month. Can you please tell if it is usual that their ears look like this??

Thank you so much!

Cute little puppy! According to the Bulldog Standard, his ears are called "tulip" or "flying" ears, as Cbrugs said. It would be a fault if you were going to show him in conformation events. But if you aren't planning on showing him, not a problem. They do give him an attentive look!