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To Pluck or Not to Pluck: Should I remove my dog’s ear hair?

Does your dog grow a crazy amount of hair in their ear canal? If so, you’ve probably been researching what to do about it.

Many dog breeds, such as Poodles and Shih Tzus, have traditionally had their ears plucked. Originally, veterinarians and groomers alike thought plucking the hair from a dog’s ear canal would benefit them by increasing airflow and preventing moisture and bacteria buildup.

Chances are, you’ve come across the recommendation to pluck your dog’s ear hair. But is it a vet-recommended practice or a an old wives’ tail.

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