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My 5 month year old husky, Dakota, is starting to lose his baby teeth is this normal? When do they usually start losing their teeth?
Jessamyn from Honolulu, HI
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RE: When do dogs lose their baby teeth?
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Post By jazmine (Guest Post)
(08/04/2008)
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My dog was born on February 18 and I don't know how old he is but he's losing his teeth.
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Post By prettyinpink (Guest Post)
(01/05/2008)
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Thank you so much! My 5 months ol puppy just lost a tooth and I was freaking out! I didnt know they lost their teeth. Whew! What a relief!
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Post By camaroman (Guest Post)
(01/03/2008)
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My chihuahua chipped his tooth pulling a toy. He is 3 months old. Will he still lose that tooth and another one will grow?
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Post By (Guest Post)
(12/28/2007)
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Wow, my puppy just lost her one tooth and that freaked me out. cuz i didn't know they lost their teeth. Thank you very much.
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Post By Scott (Guest Post)
(09/19/2007)
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It's normal. My pup is losing his teeth now and I was concerned. I did some research and found out that they start losing their teeth from 3-5 months and should have their permanent teeth in within 3-4 months.
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RE: When do dogs lose their baby teeth?
He's absolutely gorgeous. I agree - ask your vet.
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RE: When do dogs lose their baby teeth?
I do know that kittens and puppies loose their teeth, but because it's been so long that I've had a kitten (my last two adoptions have been teenage kitties) I forgot.
However, since this dog is still a young puppy I would think that he would be in the care of a veterinarian and he/she would be able to tell you if the dog is loosing them not at the right time.
I am a huge supporter of spaying/neutering and caring for your animals, vets play a HUGE roll in our animals lives. We wouldn't deny our loved ones medical care when they need it, please don't with your pets! (that is for all pet people, not you in particular)
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