If you want to learn more about the Keeshonden; including learning more about the Keeshonden Ears. You will be interested to know that they have Ears which stand straight up and are covered by short hair. The Keeshonden Ears do not require much maintenance and their standing position makes it easy to spot if they have dirt, ticks, or mites in them. You will still want to take a look inside once a week to spot any possible troubles.
You will also want to pay attention to your dog's behavior; any changes in their behavior can be a sign of illness. This includes ear infections. You will want to watch for vigorous head shaking, walking with a tilted head, scratching at their Ears, and any odors coming from their Ears. If you notice any of these signs then you will want to take your dog to the vet to make sure an ear infection is not present.
You will want to clean your dog's Ears out if you notice that they are dirty. You can do this by dipping a cotton ball in water and just getting it damp. Then wipe the inside of your dogs Ears clean.
