its ofin bune to Schnauzers, Miniature Pinschers, Dobermans, Boxers, Pit Bulls, Boston Terriers and Great Danes and theres no age limit but you shoud not bo it will coud cose helth prodlims
It is possible that your dog has an ear infection, which can cause brown crusty discharge and head shaking. It is important to take him to a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment. Ear infections can be painful and may worsen if left untreated.
its easiest to see on a pink ear because their will be black bumps and a lot of black debris in his ears. on a black eared dog all those things will be there but if your unsure feel the ear. you will feel the bumps and debris will come off. a groomer or a vet will be able to tell you too if your dog has ear mites. ear mites aren't dangerous but if left untreated long enough the build up could cause deafness. though that is very uncommon.
no ages is to old although it is wise to stop aroun 9 yaers oldhe may have devoloped problems from old age that you dont want to pass to the puppys.female dogs should stop at 7 yaers of age
No, seven years old is not too old to neuter a dog. It is a common procedure that can be safely performed on older dogs, with the potential benefits of reducing health risks and behavioral issues associated with intact males. It's always best to consult with a veterinarian to determine the best course of action for your dog's individual health and well-being.
Puffy ears on a dog can be caused by a number of factors, including ear infections, allergies, insect bites, or trauma. It's important to have a veterinarian examine your dog if you notice any changes in the appearance of their ears to determine the cause and provide appropriate treatment.
Ear cropping is a cosmetic operation that is performed on certain breeds for show. It involves a veterinarian cutting the ears into a point whilst the dog is under general anaesthetic. The operation is performed in an attempt to get the dog's ears to stand upright instead of being in their natural folded position. The ears require bandaging and wrapping for several months after the operation to get them to stand in the correct position. The operation is now illegal in the UK. It is performed on Boxers, Dobermanns, Schnauzers, American Staffordshire Terriers (Pit Bulls) and some other breeds.
No, as long as the dog is healthy it is not too old.
Ear cropping should not be performed after nine weeks of age because the ear cartilage is already set to lay flat and the blood vessels are too large. Performing the procedure at an older age can be risky if not life threatening to your doberman
Yes,drooping ears are agood sign too!
With any dog, ages 6 - 7 is about it, for the dog's sake.
My guess is that if nothing looks wrong with her legs or feet, it may be an inner ear infection. Not only do I suffer from vertigo related to ear infections, I had a dog that had it too. The other symptom my dog had at that time was her eyes were darting back & forth. Not an expert; just an idea. Good luck.
It is possible that your dog has an ear infection, which can cause brown crusty discharge and head shaking. It is important to take him to a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment. Ear infections can be painful and may worsen if left untreated.
No I have a really old dog who just did.
I think that is too young in case their is an emergency with the dog.
Because they convinced him that the dog is too old and is pain and needs to be put out of his misery.
No, they are too old. If they do, you will be risking their life.
its easiest to see on a pink ear because their will be black bumps and a lot of black debris in his ears. on a black eared dog all those things will be there but if your unsure feel the ear. you will feel the bumps and debris will come off. a groomer or a vet will be able to tell you too if your dog has ear mites. ear mites aren't dangerous but if left untreated long enough the build up could cause deafness. though that is very uncommon.