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ok guys so i had my father tell me it would be a good idea to get Polos ears clipped but im not to sure... i think he has very nice ears that fit him but i also like some dogs that have them done. so any suggestions would be nice!! bc once you get them done thers no turning back
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A friend Photoshopped my white bitch's ears, and they looked pretty neat. I think it's more about head shape.
That being said... Cropping is a personal decision, in my book. It's YOUR dog. YOU will be the one living with the decision. I would do all your research - There have been some recent horror stories about crops gone wrong, and some stories about flawless crops. I, personally, don't think I'll ever get a dog cropped because I don't think the ears would ever be "just right" for me.. I'm too picky ![]() |
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I personally prefer natural ears. Some crops look good but I just see no reason for it. Also I have seen a lot of bad crop jobs. I think the crop on the dog's photo above is too tall and too narrow at the top and too pointy more like a doberman style crop which to me doesn't do anything for the dogs naturally broad head and face.
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He is just cute as a button!
I would say no, for many of the reasons already stated (mostly being that they really DON'T look great on a white bully, imo. makes them look like wanna-be dogo argentinos). Why spend time and energy and money finding a vet who can do a good crop when you could spend it on other things that WILL affect the way he lives his life (toys, saving for a nice harness, etc. etc.)? Just my two cents. |
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