Although some Huskies’ ears will stand up at 8-10 weeks, if your dog’s ears don’t stand up until 6-7 months after teething (some Huskies may be older) If you can stand up, don't be too anxious. Some Huskies have ears that never stand up, known as "floppy ears." Sometimes the binding method can successfully make the Husky's ears stand upright.

"Soft ears" are a hereditary trait. Even if the ears of a "soft-eared" Husky can stand upright after being tied, it cannot be used for breeding. This is a type of dog that has lost its breeding qualifications. Some German Shepherds have standing ears, but the tips of the ears swing when the dog is running. These are so-called "friendly ears." "Friendly ears" are not subject to breeding restrictions, but they are not desirable ears either.

One way to tie it is to use a cut foam cylinder and attach it to the inside of the husky's ear with eyelash glue. The passage of the Husky's ears cannot be blocked. Bundling takes about 2 months.