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Originally Posted by Maximo  My understanding is that water should be kept away from the ear canal. Moisture creates a breeding ground for yeast and other infectious growths.
However, lately I have been wondering about dogs who swim. Doesn't water get in their ears?  |
Yes, they do....it's always wise, after their siwim to follow up with a drying agent.
Moisture does create a breding ground for yeast/bacteria, etc. However, adding to the equation is hair in the ear canal, retaining the moisture.