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phantasea

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  Question- My Darby is 10 weeks old.  She will be 1 weeks this coming Sunday September 20th, 2020.  Her ears are not up yet?  I have had 3 previous Cairns and all their ears were up by this time.  Should I worry?  Can anyone shed light on when her ears might go up?

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Kathryn CairnTalk Mentor

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I would not worry about her ears at 10 weeks.  Cairn ears go up and down until they are done teething -- sometimes even ears that are "up" will drop for a little bit when they lose their baby teeth for some reason...

She sure is cute, by the way! She fits in with those fluffy toys in that basket!

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Oh my goodness I thought for a minute Darby was one her toys! What a cutie.

Seems cairn terriers' ears come up when they are ready. Sometimes one at a time and sometimes up and down for a while. She's very young yet so let time go by.

 

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