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Cavachon pup 4 months old

  • 21-09-2017 7:55pm
    #1
    riddles
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    Hi

    I noticed our Cavachon pup is missing two lower front teeth. Is this the normal development or something else?

    Thanks,


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  • #2
    Bells21
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    What age is your pup?pups do loose their teeth usually beginning somewhere around 14 weeks and their adult set will start to come in.


  • #3
    munster87
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    Bells21 wrote: »
    What age is your pup?pups do loose their teeth usually beginning somewhere around 14 weeks and their adult set will start to come in.

    Yeah just losing the baby teeth


  • #4
    riddles
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    thanks yes she is four months


  • #5
    aonb
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    lots of chewing and mouthing will start - give her some puppy suitable chews etc to chomp on - the baby teeth are being replaced, and new teeth coming in.


  • #6
    tk123
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    Nothing freaks me out more than a pup chewing on a tooth >_< Like teeth eating teeth - OMG just no! :eek:


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  • #7
    Bells21
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    tk123 wrote:
    Nothing freaks me out more than a pup chewing on a tooth >_< Like teeth eating teeth - OMG just no!


    Try being an infant teacher having to root through a chewed sandwich/apple etc in order to find a lost baby tooth, so the tooth fairy can come and then the look an the poor child's face when, you have to explain it's likely that they've eaten their own tooth lol. So puppy teeth are a breeze, they don't require a sparkly envelope to put under their pillow.


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