ears...advice ?

looking at the picture her left ear doesnt look like its forming the same as the right one

Don't worry it's completly normal. Their ears all look a little odd the first year or so. I moved your topic into puppy chat so more people will see it.

Don't fret, their ears do all sorts of things until around 5-6mths once the teething stage is over.

Shes a beauty, dont worry x

thank you for moving the topic. and oh she is beautiful full of character. and if anyone crosses the road or gives me funny looks i shall smile on and be proud of little dorris she is part of this family for life now just like my other dogs and my rabbit x

poppygirl4 wrote:thank you for moving the topic. and oh she is beautiful full of character. and if anyone crosses the road or gives me funny looks i shall smile on and be proud of little dorris she is part of this family for life now just like my other dogs and my rabbit x

<3 well said x

Just wanted to add.. Dorris is SUCH an awesome staffy name! And she's beautiful

Dorris is the name of the oldest staffy at my breeders kennel. they have to keep her away from other bitches puppies because she tried to steal them, she's a real nanna.
and you should have seen romeo's ears when he was small, they almost covered his eyes and now he has perfect rose ears

all your comments make me smile it feels like a big family here on this site your all so nice and all the dogs look great little pets

we have dorris the staffy, charlie a yorkshire terrier he is 13 , poppy a yorkshire terrier she is nearly 8, we have shrimp a chihuahua cross jack russell he is 2, bailey a miniture short haired dachshund he is one. then there is the rabbit bertie he is a mini lop eared, he is 3 months old

poppygirl4 wrote:we have dorris the staffy, charlie a yorkshire terrier he is 13 , poppy a yorkshire terrier she is nearly 8, we have shrimp a chihuahua cross jack russell he is 2, bailey a miniture short haired dachshund he is one. then there is the rabbit bertie he is a mini lop eared, he is 3 months old

Nice big furfamily u have there, u will fund loads of support, advice abd friendship on this forum, we'd love to see some pics of ur furkids, why not post some in the gallery section x

i sure will. if i can find my way to the gallery section

Wow, busy house, eh? bet Dorris enjoys having so many animals and people to play with. As for the ears, it's already been said but they change at different rates and develop over time.

dorris chases the other dogs she will love the puppy classes. got to wait two weeks yet till she has had second vaccinations

poppygirl4 wrote:we have dorris the staffy, charlie a yorkshire terrier he is 13 , poppy a yorkshire terrier she is nearly 8, we have shrimp a chihuahua cross jack russell he is 2, bailey a miniture short haired dachshund he is one. then there is the rabbit bertie he is a mini lop eared, he is 3 months old

Honestly, we'd love to see a few pics of the furry family!

https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/f8-staffordshire-bull-terrier-galleries

and...
https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/f37-other-pets-animals

Perfectly normal Steff gained control over 1 ear weeks before the other and looked quite odd for a while, she looked lopsided But they are even now, almost

dorris slept all night last night and woke at 7.30am this morning. well done dorris

poppygirl4 wrote:dorris slept all night last night and woke at 7.30am this morning. well done dorris

Great stuff so hope your mum is coming round a bit now

mum is fine now about dorris. for now anyway. dorris is here for life now. my other dogs are not bothered that she is here they are not jealouse or anything. so its all fine i think dorris will be a fussy cheeky playfull girl when she is an adult

Glad to hear Dorris is settling in and your Mum is coming around

thankyou kat

oh look at those eyes!

hehehe yes dorris has lovely little eyes

She sounds a real cutie!

Hi Lily had a bong ear until she was about 5 months then it matched up. I think it can be a common thing with pups so don't worry she's lovely

thankyou all

i have always wanted a staffy and would have adopted one from a dog rescue, but the ones near me dont usually let you adopt if you already have a few pets and most people recomend getting a staffy as a pup if you want them to live happy with your other dogs. so a pup it was

poppygirl4 wrote:i have always wanted a staffy and would have adopted one from a dog rescue, but the ones near me dont usually let you adopt if you already have a few pets and most people recomend getting a staffy as a pup if you want them to live happy with your other dogs. so a pup it was

Great news about your mum coming round, but how could she not, that face would melt a block of ice.

They are good at the" butter wouldn't melt" look.

poppygirl4 wrote:mum is fine now about dorris. for now anyway. dorris is here for life now. my other dogs are not bothered that she is here they are not jealouse or anything. so its all fine i think dorris will be a fussy cheeky playfull girl when she is an adult

Be prepared for Doris (I love that name but unfortunately decided a long time ago number 3 will be Tiny) to wreak havoc amongst the pack , you think your average pup can be a little loud , meet the staffy version of a hurricane

hehehe dorris a hurricane that i can well believe

Really great to hear your mum's OK with the idea now just have to stand your ground, Dorris is part of the pack

just read something so upsetting in the daily mirror newspaper some eveil no good waste of space man killed his staffy to avoid paying vet fees!! tried to smoother the dog that didnt work so he stabbed her 40 times and burried her in the backyard. makes me so angry. that poor old dog 10 years old she was.