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Dogs teeth

Post: # 91195Post dudley »

Is there a tooth fairy for dogs?

Should we be putting a six pence in the dogs bed?

Our two border collie pups, now 4 months old, keep dropping teeth. This is the third we have found on the floor, lol.

Maybe they will stop chewing the chair legs soon, :roll:
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Post: # 91196Post snapdragon »

dudley wrote:Is there a tooth fairy for dogs?
no :lol:
Should we be putting a six pence in the dogs bed
Our two border collie pups, now 4 months old, keep dropping teeth. This is the third we have found on the floor, lol
just a hide chew will probly do, and save 'em all up and make a dog tooth necklace?
Maybe they will stop chewing the chair legs soon, :roll:
hmm snowball in hell's chance ? lol :happy6: plaster the legs with some made up mustard - that should put the blighters off :lol:
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Post: # 91204Post dudley »

They have hide chews, pigs ears etc. They are good boys really, and cant help teething, its just strange finding teeth on the floor. It was quite worrying at first.

The story goes…….We went to a farm in Wales to get a puppy as we had to have our blue merle collie Smokey, 14 years, put to rest at Christmas.

We wanted another blue merle and knew this farm had one. Arrived at the farm, looked at the litter, all fine, nice place etc. I went back to the car to get my wallet and by the time I got back Jane had decided that a tri colour pup also of that litter wanted to live in Kent. I did get a quantity discount though.
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I do miss having a collie around the house! There's something quite special about them!

Mine loved carrots straight from the fridge when she was teething, they are nice and cool for their hot sore gums! Some ove them others hate them but worth a go.
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Post: # 91251Post mrsflibble »

my toddler likes the carrot thing.
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
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Post: # 91277Post tim&fatima »

Our black Lab is 3yrs now and has FINALLY stopped chewing things!!!!
He does has a thing for digging up the veggie patch now though, have had to fench it off!!! :roll: Anyone got a better solution, that will look nicer?
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Post: # 91280Post MKG »

The poodle is now 4 and chews only the stuff which is meant to be chewed by a poodle - you know the stuff ... furniture ... trees ... anything I'm holding ...
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Post: # 91304Post dudley »

Mydreamlife wrote:I do miss having a collie around the house! There's something quite special about them!

Mine loved carrots straight from the fridge when she was teething, they are nice and cool for their hot sore gums! Some ove them others hate them but worth a go.
Thanks, they love the carrots.
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Post: # 91306Post dudley »

I doubt this will work, but I am just tying to work out how to ad photo's.
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Post: # 91307Post dudley »

nope, more work required!!!
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Post: # 91332Post Mydreamlife »

Pleased to be of service. Al;so on the dog theme have you tried stuffd kongs when they need a bit of quiet time? THey were a god send with both our collies and the ESS. Not needed it with my whippet or Border terrier though. Try Peanut butter, dairylea anything icky!

Would love to see some pics of the pups!
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