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It is just how they were bred by God
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You idiot, it's a know fact that 90% of dogs were made by Humans in the last 200 years through genetic selection, to pick desirable traits.
So for the question now, there are two reason why some dogs have pointy ears. 1. The owner cropped the dogs ears, by going to a vet. and asking them to crop the dog's ears. 2. They are naturally born that way, such as most types of terriers.
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MaxineThey do this if they have something irritating them in their ears. This may be a grass seed or may be a mite infestation. Take your dog to the vet for a checkup.
They also shake their heads when you are offering something, and they don't want to eat it, either because they are full, or they do not like it.
a dog can put its ears back for many reasons. My dog dose it when ever I come home. He puts them back, lowers his head, and trots to me with his tail wagging. He dose it as a sign of submission and happiness that I am home, ready for me to pet his head and he doesn't want those big ears in the way. He also dose it durning play with me and other dogs.
another thing it can mean is that the animal is upset and could bite. Watch the rest of the body language closely. And if your not sure just let them be or ask the owner what their dog is felling.
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