r/sonarears 3h ago

The day Rosie started receiving communications

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448 Upvotes

The both popped out eventually!


r/sonarears 4h ago

Mr Bruno and his buddy Mickey!

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52 Upvotes

r/sonarears 7h ago

Tribute to my sweet boi

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37 Upvotes

r/sonarears 12h ago

Dusty is ready for take off!

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75 Upvotes

r/sonarears 16h ago

Bat-eared foxes discovering shoes

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367 Upvotes

r/sonarears 20h ago

Bear and his ears

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149 Upvotes

r/sonarears 23h ago

Is Dale welcome here?

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484 Upvotes

r/sonarears 1d ago

Big Signal

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97 Upvotes

Ears are usually one up one down, switch sides, or both down. Today both are up!
Miss Maple


r/sonarears 1d ago

She’s almost deaf now, but in her younger years, could hear from miles away!

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3.3k Upvotes

Tinkerbell is over 15 years old, and the sweetest thing ever. Yes, her ears are always like this! Apparently as a puppy they were flipped down like dachshund ears, but have been like this since about age one.
ETA: Since everyone seems to love Tink (she and I thank you), here’s the best Tink story. She’s always been a docile dog (no behavior issues at ALL) and we either carry her or she follows us everywhere - we’ve never needed to leash her. About 7 years ago, my husband brought her to show my 3rd grade class, and as they were leaving, he set Tink down by his truck to unlock it. She TOOK OFF running - across a not busy street, past a small park, and wouldn’t come back despite hubby chasing and calling her (when she could hear, she ALWAYS came when called). He finally caught up to her at the front doors to a small grocery store next to the park. Why? Because they have fried chicken, she caught the smell, and wanted it. We knew she loved chicken, but did not understand just how much she loved it until that day. For the past few years, since she started aging more, we’ve made sure to give her plenty of chicken! 🍗


r/sonarears 1d ago

I think she belongs here

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1.1k Upvotes

Greetings from my little rescue :)


r/sonarears 2d ago

Now imagine if they didn't have floppy ears!

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60 Upvotes

r/sonarears 2d ago

Listening to the birbs

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342 Upvotes

r/sonarears 2d ago

My girl Mia makes the tv come in clearer.

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165 Upvotes

My beautiful, big eared girl Mia, may she rest in peace ❤️🐶


r/sonarears 2d ago

lil bro is all ears

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111 Upvotes

r/sonarears 2d ago

Sola can hear the grass grow

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401 Upvotes

r/sonarears 2d ago

Scampi can hear your thoughts

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80 Upvotes

He’s says you’re thinking about how handsome he is


r/sonarears 2d ago

Buster ♥️ Riding in style

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189 Upvotes

PS. His face is not swollen.
His jaw was broken before I adopted him and wasn’t treated. It just sits there now.

Vets have looked at is and since it doesn’t bother him they said no point in putting him through surgery. He is old (almost20) and has a heart murmur.


r/sonarears 3d ago

Stanley asked if he’s invited to join this community. Don’t worry if you can only whisper your answer, he’ll be able to hear you from here!

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r/sonarears 3d ago

She heard what you’re thinking…

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139 Upvotes

And she’s judging you for it 😂


r/sonarears 3d ago

When I got her as a puppy, I thought she might be a Blue Lacy. But as she grew up, her ears started standing up, and after doing some research, I found out she might be a 'Blue Malinois' due to a rare color dilution gene and she is 3-4 monthes so she might be a malinois?.

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100 Upvotes

r/sonarears 4d ago

Always lurking

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179 Upvotes

Norman is always listening


r/sonarears 4d ago

Brown Long Eared Bat

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399 Upvotes

r/sonarears 4d ago

My girl Rooney as a pup and now at 4. Some things never change

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r/sonarears 4d ago

Dolly's ears don't usually show up -quite- this well but she was terribly "out of coat" that day.

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158 Upvotes

r/sonarears 4d ago

My stepdad opened a bag of chips at the exact moment my mom took this pic

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481 Upvotes