How to help a Langqing dog’s ears stand up?

The Langqing dog usually starts erecting its ears at around 3 months of age. If the ears do not stand, it is likely due to calcium deficiency; the owner can feed calcium-rich foods such as shrimp shells, goat milk, soy products, and pet calcium tablets, and take the dog out in the sun daily to aid calcium absorption. Once calcium is replenished, the ears will stand up.

If the ears still do not stand, you can stick a breath-right strip in the middle of the ear and bind the two ears together with breathable tape, but not too tightly to avoid affecting blood circulation.