Ear Taping and Shaving
First I shave the inside ears so when its time for the tape to
come down its easy and does not pull any hair or stick.
The ears are shaved for show grooming to begin with, but I
always do it as the ears are getting taped up, it makes it way
easier for them to come down hassle free.
I also shave the edge
Supplies:
1 inch foam pipe (closed cell)
Order
HERE, 20 feet should be plenty, there are all sizes
available, even small enough for 7 week old pups.  You may
find it at a store, but I dont use the hollow ones, they dont
seem to work for us.

1 inch wide Duck Tape Brand Double sided carpet tape,
available at your home improvement store in the tape
section

1 inch wide sports tape
Put the carpet tape up the length of the foam pipe and then
cut the tape where needed, dont peel the outside layer off
just yet.
Keep your dog busy with a pig ear or bone, peel the paper
tape backing off of one foam pipe. Put the bottom of the foam
pipe resting right above the bump inside the ear, Start sticking
it firmly to the ear, while stretching the ear upward, moving
your way up, then press the rest of the ear over the sides so
all the tape is covered by ear. Cut off any excess carefully.
Cut a long strip of sports tape, start at the very bottom of
the foam pipe and wrap your way around, towards the fold
of the ear taping the fold back
Tape all the way around, then start taping moving your way
up till the ear is completely covered in tape, this keeps
everything clean inside
I recommend putting a bridge between the ears at all ages
because the foam is heavy and weighs the ears down.
start at the front of one ear as low as you can go, while
holding the ears upright and tape all the way around, it takes
practice to get it just right, as the tape comes around the
backside, stick it to the front side so they are stuck together
Finished product.
It should last a week or two
depending if it gets wet or
dirty.
when its time for the tapes to come down I soak a
washcloth in warm water and a drop of dish soap and soak
the outside of the tape with it without letting water get in the
ears, let it sit for about 5 minutes and the tape "should"
come right off, if not use unisolve medical adhesive remover,
buy
HERE, goo gone really irritates the ear and causes
infection.

If the tapes are up long enough the carpet tape should very
easily come right off, if not use Unisolve
Clean the ears with alcohol
As soon as the ears start to flop, but them right back up in
tapes, for every day you let them flop, it adds a week more
to how long  you'd be taping.

If you have any other questions feel free to
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There are 100's of ways to tape up ears, This is
how we tape ears here, its mess free, no chemicals
and they come down easy with no or little adhesive
remover.
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