Teddy dogs start losing their deciduous teeth at three months, and will lose all their deciduous teeth and replace them with permanent teeth within the next eight months. During the tooth replacement period, the owner needs to pay attention to the loss of the dog's deciduous teeth. If the deciduous teeth have not fallen out and a double row of teeth appears, the dog needs to be helped to change the teeth in time, otherwise it may affect the dog's health and lifespan.

Methods to help Teddy change teeth

1. Breeders can supplement dogs with calcium during the tooth change stage. Calcium deficiency will cause the dog’s teeth to grow. Slowly, the enamel layer is too thin and the permanent teeth cannot replace the deciduous teeth. Timely calcium supplementation can allow Teddy to replace his teeth normally.

2. Breeders can feed their dogs harder food during the teething period. The dog's daily eating process can loosen the deciduous teeth, so that the teeth can be replaced better.

3. Breeders can provide chewing toys for dogs, but they should be chewing toys with a soft surface, because soft chewing toys can fully exert force on the dog's teeth and prevent tooth breakage.

4. If the dog’s deciduous teeth fail to fall out after one year old, the owner needs to take the dog to a professional pet hospital for veterinary treatment.