Hi. I can't tell from the picture whether that's a lump or a swelling (sometimes caused by infection). Lumps should always be considered suspicious, but more so if they are bleeding and/or change shape or colour over time. Dogs do tend to develop lumps of one kind or another, particularly as they mature, and most are cysts or fat deposits under the skin and nothing to be concerned about. The only real way of being certain about a suspicious lump is to have it analysed. A vet will insert a needle into the lump, remove some tissue cells and have them analysed under a microscope. Just ask your vet to perform this test if you are at all worried or concerned. Tony
It looks like this guys except a lil smaller but not much http://www.organic-pet-digest.com/images/fluid-in-outer-ear-of-my-dog-21261571.jpg