Do you brush the teeth of your dog regularly?

We are suppose to brush our dog's teeth but we don't. The vet explained to use our finger to keep his teeth clean. Can't see where that would help though. Don't know if doggy brushes are sold. For a deep cleaning, the vet suggests bringing the dog into his office, they will put him to sleep and clean his teeth. Since our dog is much older, we chose not to do this. The expense is tremendous too. We have always had dogs and never brushed their teeth. We always made sure to feed them good dog food that was hard so it could remove some of the tartar.

Dogs don't need their teeth brushed. Your vet just wants the money. Anyways, just use a human toothbrush but don't grab your family members brush. LOOL and put it back

Nope, I never brush the teeth of my dog before. I didn't even know we have to do so. I am having a yellow Labrador, and we only let her eat the dog food and treats, but not other food. As the skin of Labradors is quite sensitive, so the vet advised us not to give her any kinds of food, except certain dog food. We do buy her some rawhide dog chews, it's said to make the dog's teeth clean. So, I suppose this will help cleaning her teeth, hence I never thought of brushing her teeth by myself.

well 3 times a week i do that for my dog jenni... if i hav time i will do that every day but i feel like brusing his teeth is less important than brushing mine lol.. any ways i love my dog a lot..and i dont want his breath smell like a stray dogs breath ... happpy mylotting and happy dog brushing..

Nope, I don't regularly brush my dogs teeth but I do give them a product that's supposed to keep their teeth clean. Anytime we brush their teeth, we place the product (Remover) on the toothbrush and then proceed with the task. They like Remover, therefore brushing their teeth isn't too hard.