with all the Cherries, Tucker's under bite. I knew that he had one, but it wasn't noticeable until his adult teeth came in. Now look at it. Isn't it the cutest thing you have ever seen. DH wants to know if they make braces for dogs. Yes he needs a haircut, but his appt isn't until May 14th. TFL
Mildred - Mom to 2 girls and a husband (I tell people that I am a single mom of 3. Ages 59, 37 and 31) lol. And a proud Grandma to Orahn (7) Sawyer (5) and Mazie (3).
pawprints wrote:OMG Mildred how adorable!!!
I know right!!!! When I just took this pic I immediately thought of you and Brandy and just knew the 2 of you would want to see it.
Mildred - Mom to 2 girls and a husband (I tell people that I am a single mom of 3. Ages 59, 37 and 31) lol. And a proud Grandma to Orahn (7) Sawyer (5) and Mazie (3).
You know us too well Mildred! Love that photo! CUTE!mgehrke wrote:pawprints wrote:OMG Mildred how adorable!!!
I know right!!!! When I just took this pic I immediately thought of you and Brandy and just knew the 2 of you would want to see it.
Brandy
Oooo...title idea!
Do they make braces for dogs?
Do I need braces, Mom?
Do they make braces for dogs?
Do I need braces, Mom?
Brandy
OMG, he is so very cute!!!! Trying to look tough with those teeth, but oh so cuddly, lol. Love it!!!
Susan
OMG!!!! he is just the cutest... I mean, the most ferocious, lol!!!
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blbabe1234 wrote:Oooo...title idea!
Do they make braces for dogs?
Do I need braces, Mom?
LMAO Brandy I love both the titles. DH just thought of...."Is this a bad thing?"
Mildred - Mom to 2 girls and a husband (I tell people that I am a single mom of 3. Ages 59, 37 and 31) lol. And a proud Grandma to Orahn (7) Sawyer (5) and Mazie (3).
Thanks Ladies.....I have to agree.....he is adorable and has developed a little personality. I just love him to pieces.
Mildred - Mom to 2 girls and a husband (I tell people that I am a single mom of 3. Ages 59, 37 and 31) lol. And a proud Grandma to Orahn (7) Sawyer (5) and Mazie (3).
Sandi0805 wrote:Too cute!!! I can't wait to see your layout of this adorable photo.
Hopefully I will get something together for this photo for the crop this weekend. Maybe I should look at the May challenges too.
Mildred - Mom to 2 girls and a husband (I tell people that I am a single mom of 3. Ages 59, 37 and 31) lol. And a proud Grandma to Orahn (7) Sawyer (5) and Mazie (3).
beachlover wrote:OMG!!!! he is just the cutest... I mean, the most ferocious, lol!!!
Oh so ferocious. All 8 pounds of him. LOL
Mildred - Mom to 2 girls and a husband (I tell people that I am a single mom of 3. Ages 59, 37 and 31) lol. And a proud Grandma to Orahn (7) Sawyer (5) and Mazie (3).
Sorry, but as a breeder of champion cocker spaniels, his underbite makes me cringe. It is possible to get a bite that is off so bad that a dog cannot chew solid food. I hope his underbite does not affect his ability to eat.
And yes, you can get braces for dogs but you will pay a small fortune for them. Or you can have it corrected by having his teeth ground down and capped. But it will be very hard to find a vet who will actually do this type of procedure. It is not routinely done because it is against AKC rules and would make the dog ineligible to be shown in any AKC event. (If it does interfere with his ability to eat then you might could argue medical necessity and show in performance events after he has been neutered.) And also it is hard to find people who are willing to pay the very high price (though some show people do go to some expensive extremes to correct a bad bite if rumors are too be believed).
And yes, you can get braces for dogs but you will pay a small fortune for them. Or you can have it corrected by having his teeth ground down and capped. But it will be very hard to find a vet who will actually do this type of procedure. It is not routinely done because it is against AKC rules and would make the dog ineligible to be shown in any AKC event. (If it does interfere with his ability to eat then you might could argue medical necessity and show in performance events after he has been neutered.) And also it is hard to find people who are willing to pay the very high price (though some show people do go to some expensive extremes to correct a bad bite if rumors are too be believed).
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