White bump on inner edge of my dog's ear
by Diana Jackson
(Los Angeles, CA USA)
On January 2nd we noticed that our dog had a white bump on the edge of his inner left ear. The bump is very hard and resembles a wart. It does not appear to be painful to our dog Trophy as we can touch it and gently squeeze it and he does not react like it is uncomfortable to him at all.
It has become just a tad bit bigger over the past 10 days which concerns us.
Trophy is an 11 month old male Rottweiller whose date of birth was 2/10/11.
Thank you in advance for any help you provide to us.
Diana
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