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Sometimes Teddy's ears do this. The left one folds over, the right one remains normal for him (normal being "Cessna Ears" or "Flying Nun Ears"). It stays that way for hours. He doesn't paw at it or shake his head and both ears are clean. Any clue as to why it does this? Could it be the lab in his DNA making an appearance?
I have a pup who has an ear that does that too...as far as I know, it is nothing to be concerned with.
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