Golden Retriever's Teething Time: Get Clued on Puppy Tooth Loss!
When Do Golden Retrievers Lose Their Puppy Teeth Introduction Golden Retrievers are adorable and playful puppies that eventually grow into majestic and loyal adult dogs. Like all puppies, Golden Retrievers go through the teething process, during which they lose their puppy teeth to make way for their permanent adult teeth. In this article, we will explore when Golden Retrievers typically lose their puppy teeth and provide some tips on how to help them through this stage. The Teething Process The teething process in Golden Retrievers usually starts around the age of three to four months. During this time, their baby teeth will start to loosen and fall out. This is completely normal and necessary for the growth of their adult teeth. The teething process can be uncomfortable for puppies, and they may exhibit some signs of discomfort or pain. Signs of Teething Some common signs that your Golden Retriever is teething include increased chewing behavior, swollen or bleeding gums, drooling, i...