Title: How Old Is My Dog? 5 Ways to Tell a Dog's Age by Yourself
Headings: How Old Is My Dog? 5 Ways to Tell
How Old Is My Dog? 5 Ways to Tell
How Old Is My Dog?
1. Teething Stages
2. Teeth Health
3. Signs of Arthritis
4. Check the Eyes
5. Fur Condition
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Content: Teething Stages
Teeth are first thing you should check when trying to figure out your dog's age because a dog's teeth are a great indicator of their age. Puppies are usually fairly easy to spot, but their teeth can tell you what stage of puppyhood the animal is in. If your dog is an adult, his teeth can help you narrow down an approximate age. Your dog's permanent teeth will come in at around 5 months of age. The back molars are the last to come in at around 5-7 months. If your dog has all of his permanent teeth, you'll know that he is not a young puppy. At about 1 year of age, you will begin to notice bumps and ridges developing on the top of the front teeth. Between 3-4 years of age these bumps and ridges will be about 1/2 worn down. During this stage of life you will also notice tartar beginning to build up. Note: