It's really important to keep your dog's overall health. One of the things you have to do if you have a dog that doesn't shed, like a Australian Labradoodle, or perhaps if you have a dog that is susceptible to ear infections, is cleaning the ears of theirs.  
We wash our canines ears each week unless they are more susceptible to infections then we finish them every day or maybe each alternate day. We also trim the hair under the flap to help air flowing, a groomer can do this for you when they have their regular grooming appointment.  
  
Seven Steps to Cleaning Your Dogs Ears  
  
Items you will need to clean your dogs ears:  
  
a cotton ball  
q-tips  
tweezers  
q-tip on a wood stick  
a bowl  
Apple Cider Vinegar  
water  
If there is any hair in your dogs ears, you'll initially want to eliminate any hair from ears by switching to a tweezers. Finish this off by putting a lengthy q tip with a wood handle within the ear of theirs and simply twist, the hair is attracted to it so that as you spin it is going to spin around the handle. Then create some tug along with the hair will come out on the q tip. This does not damage a dog.  
When there's tresses on the dogs ear flap, take away the hair and that means you see pink. This can help the air to circulate and also lessens the chance of ear infections. You are going to do this by using the fingertips of yours or a tweezers and Web resource just pull the hair out.  
Now, take a q tip and clean the interior of the dogs ear. When they are now dirty, continue until the q tip comes out clean. A veterinarian or groomer can demonstrate how to complete all of these steps correctly if you're concerned you're hurting your dog.