Larry Holmes noticed a change in his nine-year-old shepherd
mix, Kippy. She slept a good part of the day and seemed to lack
enthusiasm. She’d just received a clean bill of health from the
vet, so Larry wondered if Kippy was bored. He and his wife
decided to bring home a new puppy.
Did you know your animal’s ears can influence her health? It’s true.
Animals with upright ears are less prone to dirt accumulation and infection
than those with drop ears. This is because upright ears allow for proper air
circulation and do not trap dirt, moisture and heat the way drop ears can.
Did you know your animal’s ears can influence her health? It’s true.
Animals with upright ears are less prone to dirt accumulation and infection
than those with drop ears. This is because upright ears allow for proper air
circulation and do not trap dirt, moisture and heat the way drop ears can.
