When do Huskies erect their ears? Healthy Huskies begin to erect their ears about forty days after birth. The two ears usually erect one after another. The interval may be one day or one month; Huskies who are not deficient in calcium will have erect ears. It is more smooth, so the owner should pay attention to calcium supplement for Husky during the ear erection period.

Husky puppies will start to erect their ears at about forty days, and usually one side erects first, and then the other side erects. The interval may range from one day to one or two months. And the thickness of some Huskies’ ears will affect the process of Doberman Pinscher’s ears erecting. In addition, calcium deficiency, ear injury, ear inflammation, etc. will also affect the process of Husky's ear erection.

Some Huskies erect their ears early, while some Huskies erect their ears later. These are closely related to the physical fitness and development of Huskies. If you want your Husky to erect his ears smoothly, you must pay attention to the supplement of calcium nutrition during the feeding process. Because Huskies who are not deficient in calcium will erect their ears more smoothly. On the contrary, the more severe the calcium deficiency of a Husky, the longer it will take to erect its ears, and there may also be "soft ears" that cannot erect well.

Dogs have a high demand for calcium during the period when their ears are erect. If the owner feeds dog food alone for a long time and cannot meet the Husky's need for calcium, calcium deficiency will occur. In this regard, it is recommended that owners can add some foods with high calcium content, such as soy products, kelp, dried shrimps, etc., to their daily dog ​​food and feed them to their huskies.