When people reach a certain age, their teeth will begin to change. Pet friends who know Huskies know that Huskies are foodies, so their teeth are also very powerful. Huskies like to bite things when their teeth are changing, because they need to grind their teeth. So when do huskies usually start losing teeth?

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Huskies will start to grow teeth about twenty days after birth. During the teething process, Little Ha will especially like to bite things. Your stinky shoes, socks, sofas, sheets, chair legs, and toys cannot escape Little Ha's mouth. Of course, Xiao Ha likes to bite things more at this time to relieve the discomfort caused by teething. Huskies grow teeth very quickly, and the tooth replacement cycle is particularly short compared to children.

Huskies start to change their teeth when they are about 2-3 months old. First, their deciduous teeth will slowly fall out, and then new permanent teeth will grow. Subsequently, this tooth replacement process will continue until the dog is 7 or 8 months old. By this time, the Husky's tooth replacement will be completed and brand new permanent teeth will grow in its mouth.

Huskies especially like to bite things when their teeth are changing and growing, just like children like to bite things when their teeth are growing. If you want to prevent the husky from causing damage to it, then prepare some chewable toys, chewing gum, and chewing bones, so that the husky can chew at any time to meet its needs when teeth are changing, so that it will not go anywhere casually. Bite your shoes and socks.