Do you brush your dogs teeth?
By ashleymelnyk
@ashleymelnyk (53)
Canada
December 8, 2008 6:09pm CST
Today I was watching the show called The Doctors and it talked about how you should brush your dogs teeth so the dog won't get bad breath. Do think dogs really should get there teeth brushed? Yeah there partically human but I think they really shouldn't have it done cause they have dog bones that do the work. Do they not? What do you think?
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@blessing2u (496)
• Philippines
9 Dec 08
I also heard some people who really love and care for their dog such that they brush their teeth just like they do with their baby when he is learning. Personally, I don't brush my dog's teeth. I just allow it like that and I had not problems regarding bad breath. But I really do admire some people who do brush their dogs teeth. It means that they are treating the dog with care!
@lisa0502 (1724)
• Canada
21 Dec 08
I have dogs and I do brush the small dogs teeth. The bigger dogs do not have the same problems as the smaller dogs. With small dogs they are more likely to have teeth problems when they get older and therefore need their teeth brushed. My one papillon is already starting to loose her teeth and she is only 7 years old.
@keelymcilwain (797)
• Canada
9 Dec 08
I brush my dogs teeth about every 6 months. I do all there nail, teeth, ear, eye care at home since I trust my dogs to let me do such things to them. I know people who take there pets in to get these things done on a regular basis. My parents have dogs with horrible breath and I believe it is because they have never had their teeth brushed.
