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Offline momosmum

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bitey side-effects... (bitey saga part 2)
« on: February 20, 2008, 11:31:13 PM »
Hello again all,
Thanks again for the reassurance regarding the whole pirhana pup problem, as I said, it was great to hear others' experiences and thoughts.

However, Momo seems to have chipped a tooth! I'm not sure exactly when it happened, but I was checking out her mouth tonight (about as much fun as giving a shark a check-up) and noticed that her front canine is a bit shorter. Is this really really bad?! It's her baby tooth, but can she have done permanent damage?

I sound like a terrible owner, I know, but it's not like we're giving her a Kong stuffed with rocks to chew...She has a fetish for chomping on really inappropriate things, like stones and bits of concrete, metal lead clips, table legs and my OH's free weights (aren't they made of iron?!)  >:(

Bah. She is a horrendous cutie, though - we went out for her first walk on Sunday in Battersea Park and she loved it! She also didn't mind being the centre of attention, either. :005:


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Re: bitey side-effects... (bitey saga part 2)
« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2008, 11:40:10 PM »
Not sure that the baby tooth will matter unless it is causing discomfort or pain cos it will drop out in the end.  I guess your vet should be able to tell you what to watch out for -  ;) I know what you mean about the stones and other things- Dax chomps on our stone step if I don't watch him - I think its something to do with the teething  :005: I've bought several nylonbones and keys for him to chomp on - he really likes it when we hold them so he can bite, bite, bite hard on them for ages without them slipping away from him -  :005: Your pup sounds like he has lots of character even though he is going through the piranha stage at the moment   :005: They certainly keep us on our toes  ;)
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