Traits

Floppy puppy ears. They should be on the smaller side. For longer floppy ears see Daisy Ears.

Large, scaley fin like ears.

Lace ears are rather big ears with lace like holes on the outter rim. The holes themselves cannot be too elaborate, but can wary a bit in form.

Pointy, fleshy ears with no fur inside of them.

Cut ears with a little swirl on the bottom.

Fleshy/scaley ears that remind of angler fish fins.

Ears that turn into a fin. The fin looks like a second pair of ears.

Thin ears that resembles a fin. 

Deer like ears that are closed at the base and open up at the tips.

These ears are having feathers grow on them. The formation  on the bottom looks like a second pair of ears, but it is only feathers.

Ears that have feathers growing out of them. The feathers usually start at the eyebrows but do not have to.

Nubian ears consisting of feathers.

Large, slim ears that point up and a bit to the back of the head.

Middle long ears, which fur seems to grow in cloud like curls.

Like anubian ears, but with fluffy hair growing in and around the ear.

Large, fluffy ears with a thick coated outer rim.

Large, rounded bat ears.

Small, standing ears that have a fluffy part on the bottom that resembles another ear.

Ears that resemble a cobra hood. The end on the jawline though.

A sturdy ear that has a rather sharp form.