Is it a real native dog with droopy ears?

Dropty ears are not a way to identify whether a native dog is a native dog. Some purebred dog breeds also have droopy ears. We can tell whether a dog is a native dog by its appearance: a native dog's face has a short and pointed mouth and a flat forehead; its ears are high and small, upright, semi-erect or drooping; its tail is slightly forward.
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