I get it, posting Doberman ears can be intimidating at the start!
One reason you chose the Breed was because of that
"Look of Eagles". You don't want to screw the ears up, but you don't have reliable support to help guide you. You just need someone to
help you get started, and be there for you along with way in case
there are any hiccups.
Or maybe you successfully posted ears on your previous Doberman, but that was years ago and a refresher wouldn't hurt. And the supplies you used back then are no longer available, so what are some proven alternatives?
Elizabeth is the recipient of the Doberman Pinscher Club of America's Silver-level APEX Award as an outstanding Breeder, with 40 AKC Champions, over a dozen Top 20 Performance, and multiple Service and Therapy Dobermans to date. A Licensed Veterinary Technician and one of about 70 AKC Registered Dog Show Handlers in the country, she has posted ears on hundreds of puppies above and beyond her own 30+ years worth of litters.
Click on the pricing options below to learn more about each one.
Want to try it out before you go in on a higher priced option?
No problem! Purchase a 15- or 30-minute consultation, or the Jump Start package, and if after trying it out you want to move up to a higher option within 30 days, the money you have paid will be applied towards that upgrade.
Posting Doberman ears is not one-size-fits-all. Problems getting ears to stand can be from a structurally poor crop, too long and/or too thin, ear leather thickness, deep ear pockets, low ear set, or inflammation or scarring from infection or trauma. The posting method, execution of the posting method, and consistency on the part of the owner also play a big part.
With all those variables, no crop is guaranteed to stand.
But with expert guidance you greatly improve your chances of success!
"We have a 13-week-old Doberman puppy who could not tolerate having his ears posted. We were so frustrated that he repeatedly pulled out the posts, that we had taken to putting him in a plastic funnel “Elizabethan” collar just so we didn’t have to re-post multiple times a day. It was an exhausting, frustrating process. And we aren't even
"We have a 13-week-old Doberman puppy who could not tolerate having his ears posted. We were so frustrated that he repeatedly pulled out the posts, that we had taken to putting him in a plastic funnel “Elizabethan” collar just so we didn’t have to re-post multiple times a day. It was an exhausting, frustrating process. And we aren't even first-time Doberman owners! After watching Elizabeth’s helpful YouTube videos, we contacted her to ask for a private consultation.
Elizabeth was able to meet with us quickly and walked us through some new techniques for successful ear posting. The transformation was instantaneous, and he hasn't bothered the posts at all! We couldn’t be more impressed with the experience! Elizabeth’s personable guidance was clear, practical, and customized to our dog’s specific issues."
- Steve and Fiona Kayser, Ohio
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