It is important to understand that if this is your first time to glue ears then you should have your mentor or a club member, other Bulldogger or other experienced person with Bulldog ears help you to do it right. This is a picture lesson to get a understanding of what it involves and results.

It is important to understand that if this is your first time to glue ears then you should have your mentor or a club member, other Bulldogger or other experienced person with Bulldog ears help you to do it right. This is a picture lesson to get a understanding of what it involves and results.

Ears: The ears should be set high in the head, the front inner edge of each ear joining the outline of the skull at the top back corner of skull, so as to place them as wide apart, and as high, and as far from the eyes as possible. In size they should be small and thin. The shape termed "rose ear" is the most desirable. The rose ear folds inward at its back lower edge, the upper front edge curving over, outward and backward, showing part of the inside of the burr. (The ears should not be carried erect or prick-eared or buttoned and should never be cropped). Some Puppies never have to have there ears glued, but the vast majority will need it around 7-10 weeks.

Below: Before glueing ears

Below: You can see where the natural crease is to apply a line of glue.

Below: Glue behind the ear.

Then fold it in and create the proper Bulldog "rose ear" 

Another view of the folded ear, hold pressure on it for 3-5 minutes

Below: The finished and completed look!

A word about gluing Bulldogs ears
You can use DUO eye lash adhesive, Duo (by Maybelline) is an eyelash adhesive you can find in the make up aisle~ or ~You can use jiffy sew glue or hair glue found at sally beauty supply. However you should not try this unless you are experienced in gluing ears. Have an experienced person help you do this.

Thank You to Shelia for the great pictures