The swine breed with erect ears is Berkshires, normally black or white.
No, Cairn Terriers are known for their small, erect ears that are typically carried erect. Floppy ears are not a trait seen in this breed.
Puppies' ears typically start to stand erect around 3 to 4 months of age. However, it can vary depending on the breed and individual dog. If the ears have not stood up by 6 months, it is advisable to consult a veterinarian.
A Border Collie has erect and/or semi-erect ears. Or floppy ears.
all of them except doberman pinscher The boxer and great danes ears also have to be cropped and taped for them to stand up. The only breed listed with naturally erect ears is the Siberian husky
There is a chance that the ears will be 'soft' but chances are it will have erect ears.
Originally EBT ears were floppy and in the Victorian era and just before, they were cropped to give them the pointed look, partly for appearance and partly because the breed was used for bull baiting and dog fighting. Since ear cropping has been banned, the erect ear was bred into the breed. The ears start off floppy and folded at the tip when still a pup, but gradually, as the pup matures, the blood vessels in the eras stiffen, allowing them to stand erect. The ears are mostly 'relaxed' erect. If an EBT sees or hears something of interest,he becomes alert and the ears stand completely erect. When the ears bend round the back of the head, the EBT is most probably unsure/wary.You can get EBT's whose ears do not become erect during puppyhood and stay floppy during adulthood. However, this is considered to be a 'fault'.
From what I can find, in French papillons mean butterflies. In English they are one of a breed of toy spaniels having a long, silky coat and large, erect ears held so that they resemble the wings of a butterfly.
Yorkshire pigs are a maternal pig breed. They are a white pig with erect ears and a long/lean body. They are most known for their prolificness (ability to produce and care for large litters).
Dobes have big floppy ears like beagles. Their ears are cropped at an angle so that scar tissue will hold them erect for a more alert and "sharp" look.
It's just dirt and grime, nothing to worry about. To get rid of it, just clean her ears out, and make sure you clean her ears regularly to stop it coming back.
Any breed could have four ears. But it would have to be a rare genetic mutation in the DNA. It is really rare though.