When he is under stress - BOTH his ears begin to bleed. Not just one - both, simmetrically. At the tips, as in the pictures, and also at the base.
For example - at the vet, or at the groomer, both of whom he finds stressful.
Another example - during the walk.
The friend has another dog. Joint walks together are stressful for the boy with bleeding ears, so when she takes them both out - his ears bleed. When she takes just him out, leaving the other dog at home - no bleeding.
Clearly, first thing is to eliminate the stressors. She will do that. But is there anything else that should be looked into? This seems to be a rather extreme reaction to stress..
Very sorry for the size of the images, on mobile this week and can't resize. Thanks for any comments.
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