The ears of a puppy will give an indication of its size when
he is an adult. When a puppy of four to six weeks has erect ears, it is an
indication that he will not grow up to be a very big dog. The large dogs have
ears that even at three to four months have difficulty in standing erect. The
expression on the Bull Terrier face will depend to a great extent on how and
where the ears are placed on the head. The ears should stand completely erect,
because in the ten-to-two’ position the dog loses much of his character and his
appearance becomes clumsy and coarse.
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