Sunday, August 2, 2009

When a puppy is born, does it already have teeth, or do dogs' teeth grow in later, after birth?

No they do not have teeth. I would love to see the bite mark from the person above! lol They get their teeth at a couple of weeks old.

When a puppy is born, does it already have teeth, or do dogs' teeth grow in later, after birth?
My folks have raised and showed dogs since before I can remember. Trust me, puppies don't get their teeth till they are around 2-3 weeks Report It

Reply:Yes, they have sharp teeth. A 2 day old puppy bit me on the leg one time.
Reply:They have "baby" teeth
Reply:They grow in later. They don't have teeth when they're born and they like to suck on your fingers.
Reply:They usually don't have teeth until like 1 or 2 weeks.
Reply:at about four weeks you'll start seeing %26amp; feeling teeth comming in puppies are not born with teeth
Reply:NO they do not have teeth at birth but they pop out real soon after birth. between week 1-3. between the teething and the front feet nails momma gets sore by week3 so file small puppies front nails at week3 and with large breed pups clip with people nail clippers right where the nail hooks.and mom will nurse longer .:) NO TEETH AT BIRTH!
Reply:yes they have small sharp teeth
Reply:Once the puppy is approximately 3- 4 weeks old, teeth begin to erupt.


By 8 weeks, they will have a full set of milk teeth.
Reply:no they do not have thee they come in later in life .
Reply:They are just like baby's they are born toothless, they grwo baby teeth and later lose them only to grow adult teeth
Reply:NO, THEY DON'T HAVE TEETH WHEN THEY ARE WHELPED.





They grown in later on.



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