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    Quote Originally Posted by 00z28bubba View Post
    i take it your lucky enough to never smell the reason why they are cleaned. ive met some dogs where just being around them absolutely reeks from a rotten tooth or two. my little one had some bad breath starting up because she had some shit between her baby k-9s and adult k-9s. she hasnt lost her babies so now we gotta get them pulled.
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    Smaller dogs generally have more teeth issues that bigger dogs. My Dobies, Boxers and Pits never really had the kind of tarter build up my Dachshunds have and my Papillons are prone to teeth issues, but at a almost 3 years and almost 2 years old, my Papillons have great teeth. I hope it continues

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    Quote Originally Posted by KahanaReef View Post
    Smaller dogs generally have more teeth issues that bigger dogs. My Dobies, Boxers and Pits never really had the kind of tarter build up my Dachshunds have and my Papillons are prone to teeth issues, but at a almost 3 years and almost 2 years old, my Papillons have great teeth. I hope it continues
    That's because the big dogs eats bones (birds, rabbits, ect) LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrwdjv View Post
    That's because the big dogs eats bones (birds, rabbits, ect) LOL
    Small dogs eat bones, rodents, squirrels, birds and what ever they can catch. Dachshunds are might hunters

    My Papillons are terrific bug catchers though

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