Around 5-7 months. When mine was teething I noticed decreased appetite. My dog chews all his kibble thoroughly so I noticed a decreased desire to eat. Especially when his molars were coming in. A good idea is to get one of those cotton rope toys, soak it in water and freeze it. Then give it to your dog. It's like one of those rings you can freeze for babies. Try and save some of your dog's teeth if you can find them. They're a nice keepsake. I have all 4 baby canines and 3 molars.
BTW try and provide lots of good tough chew toys. If you have a naturally chewie breed or dog they'll find their own chew toys (chair legs, shoes, etc.) if you don't provide a variety of items.
Teehting can start at around 4 1/2months and is usually done by 7 months- each dog is a bit different so just keep an eye on yours for any problmes or teeth that wont fall out.
My Pup started at about 4 months and was done at 5, didn't take him long at all, of course he pulled most of his own teeth out playing and such... so you will just have to wait and see when the tooth fairy is gona come to your house!
Didn't seem to effect him one iota he acted like the same old fool he has always been, just bloodier.
Leute mögen Hunde, aber Leute LIEBEN ausgebildete Hunde!
My dogs usually teeth from 4½ months to about 8 months. Take advantage of the teething by introducing metals articles for the dog to carry. They feel nice and cool on the gums and you'll never have problems getting it to retrieve metal articles later.
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