My question is this; is there some rule of thumb about how long the process takes once it starts? I remember something like 2 months, but just curious.
She looks like a toothless granny in the front now
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leih merigian
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Teething Question
So, Geyser, who turned 14 weeks old today, has just lost her top front teeth. Incisors, I think they're called?
My question is this; is there some rule of thumb about how long the process takes once it starts? I remember something like 2 months, but just curious.
She looks like a toothless granny in the front now .
My question is this; is there some rule of thumb about how long the process takes once it starts? I remember something like 2 months, but just curious.
She looks like a toothless granny in the front now
.leih merigian
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Re: Teething Question
Yeah, you are on the right track! She should have all her big 'uns by 7 months.
Careful playing tug in this next couple months.
Careful playing tug in this next couple months.
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"All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth....."
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Re: Teething Question
My 6 yr old(2 legged child, not 4 ) is singing that this year... he's missing 4 of his front teeth. I love this age! He looks like a goon!
) is singing that this year... he's missing 4 of his front teeth. I love this age! He looks like a goon!Kelly
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Re: Teething Question
You're not sure? What did you hit the poor puppy in the mouth withleih merigian wrote:So, Geyser, who turned 14 weeks old today, has just lost her top front teeth. Incisors, I think they're called?
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Re: Teething Question
Marjolein wrote:You're not sure? What did you hit the poor puppy in the mouth withleih merigian wrote:So, Geyser, who turned 14 weeks old today, has just lost her top front teeth. Incisors, I think they're called?
The top front adult incisors are partly in now...pretty cool to watch this process. I can see on her gums where the gums are lighter from the pressure from the teeth trying to erupt...
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Not funny if you have ever had a young dog, that had just gotten his adult teeth and decides to flip around on the chain that ties him on the bitefield where he can watch the action. Chain vs teeth. Chain won.Marjolein wrote:You're not sure? What did you hit the poor puppy in the mouth with
Made for a life long goofy smile. jouw favoriet Ivo, MarjoleinJudith Van Neerland Dutch Shepherds -
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Now, that belongs in a threat called "Things That Suck So Bad"vneerland wrote: Chain vs teeth. Chain won.
leih merigian
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ouch, poor Ivovneerland wrote:Not funny if you have ever had a young dog, that had just gotten his adult teeth and decides to flip around on the chain that ties him on the bitefield where he can watch the action. Chain vs teeth. Chain won.Marjolein wrote:You're not sure? What did you hit the poor puppy in the mouth with
Can he still work? 
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All 3 of my "kids" are loosing teeth, Son, daughter and puppy. My daughter asked if we could put one of Sadies teeth under her pillow for the tooth fairy.
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Re: Teething Question
Dutchringgirl wrote:All 3 of my "kids" are loosing teeth, Son, daughter and puppy. My daughter asked if we could put one of Sadies teeth under her pillow for the tooth fairy.
If you did, then Sadie should get the reward!
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put a dog-biscuit under the pillowleih merigian wrote:Dutchringgirl wrote:All 3 of my "kids" are loosing teeth, Son, daughter and puppy. My daughter asked if we could put one of Sadies teeth under her pillow for the tooth fairy.
If you did, then Sadie should get the reward!
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HHAHAHAHA,
my daughter suggested money. I should ask my daughter if she wants a doggie biscuit when she looses her tooth
my daughter suggested money. I should ask my daughter if she wants a doggie biscuit when she looses her tooth
Lisa, Thalie CGC & Sadie, Cookie the Basset, CT
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