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Post by Kristi on Aug 7, 2011 18:58:22 GMT
Tracy that 1st tooth directly underneath the gummy space on the left isn't even an adult tooth lol, it's a baby pre-molar  Those are the 2 Oakley lost about 3 months ago. BIrdie still has hers, but Ivy, Leah, Laurel and Trigger's were replaced with two or three smaller, razor sharp teeth. And no, Brody doesn't have a long muzzle AT ALL! I've never thought that! |
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Post by Sarah on Aug 7, 2011 19:02:53 GMT
His muzzle isn't long it's about the same as lotus' and hers is correct it may not be the fashion of short and wide but hers is to standard!! Mine don't have many teeth either |
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Post by brodysmom on Aug 7, 2011 19:15:45 GMT
Tracy that 1st tooth directly underneath the gummy space on the left isn't even an adult tooth lol, it's a baby pre-molar On the bottom? I wondered because it's really sharp! It is the same on both sides. Man, if that falls out, I'm sure there's nothing underneath it! It's really seated in there for now. It's like all the teeth in the middle are missing!! Crazy. |
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Post by Kristi on Aug 7, 2011 19:19:05 GMT
Yeah the one with the 2 points and sort of a flatter bit toward the back of the tooth? Definitely a baby one! Hopefully he doesn't lose it but if he does, at least you know it was a baby! Oakley didn't have anything under hers either lol. Doubt Birdie will either. The dogs I have with the right teeth are definitely better chewers, which is interesting, and I guess logical. Hehehe poor Brody!
So far Leah is my one with the best teeth -- I should count how many there are...except, she has two bottom incisors basically turned sideways lol.
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Post by brodysmom on Aug 7, 2011 19:23:15 GMT
Yeah the one with the 2 points and sort of a flatter bit toward the back of the tooth? Definitely a baby one! Hopefully he doesn't lose it but if he does, at least you know it was a baby! Oakley didn't have anything under hers either lol. Doubt Birdie will either. The dogs I have with the right teeth are definitely better chewers, which is interesting, and I guess logical. Hehehe poor Brody! So far Leah is my one with the best teeth -- I should count how many there are...except, she has two bottom incisors basically turned sideways lol. OK. That's what I thought. Ya know.... I am probably to blame for some of that because I told the vet to PULL ALL BABY TEETH at his neuter. And he pulled alot. Like 7 I think. I will have to look at the receipt. So those baby teeth MIGHT have stayed in! Especially if there were no adult teeth underneath the gum? Dang. If I had to do it again, I'd probably have him x-ray his muzzle and only pull the baby teeth that had adult ones underneath. Leave the rest.  |
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Post by Kristi on Aug 7, 2011 19:23:30 GMT
I counted -- Leah has 38 teeth...so she's 4 short! She has a really nice short muzzle too so I am surprised how many she has! She is missing one premolar on each side, top and bottom-instead of there being 3, there are 2, on each side.
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Post by Sarah on Aug 8, 2011 7:01:17 GMT
Ok I just counted lotus' she has 32 so has grown more since I last counted! Daisy has way less teeth she's just dozed off will count later
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Post by rachel on Aug 8, 2011 7:04:50 GMT
Pixie has hardly any teeth for an 18 month old dog. Non are bad, they are nice and clean she just dosent have many! I'll have to count them and let you know x
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Those are the 2 Oakley lost about 3 months ago. BIrdie still has hers, but Ivy, Leah, Laurel and Trigger's were replaced with two or three smaller, razor sharp teeth.
