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John Childers
5494 Oak Trail
Scurry, TX 75158
903-498-7754
Last updated Dec 13, 2007
(Current Puppies)
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This is the normal ear
position
The yellow area is where
the glue should be placed
Dotted line indicate where
the adult ear should be - relative to the standing position. Note that
it is important that the crease overlap, and inset are correct (as shown).
Insert the tip of finger.
Pinch the edge of the ear with the thumb and roll to create crease and
lift. The lift creates the important overlap illustrated in the 3rd picture.
Only the tiny bit of glue on the area in which the forward section of
the ear overlaps the rising section can set the upper position of the
ear.
This is the correct glued
ear position. The upper position is glued flat. The ear is glued close
to the base of the ear. There is an open air passage. The tip may vary
slightly as shown.
This ear position is wrong.
The upper ear stands above the skull.
This ear position is wrong.
The forward section is not inset from the bell or is glued closed. There
should be an open air passage.