Do dogs have canines?

Dogs have canines, which are also called canine teeth. There are four in total, located right in front of the dog’s mouth. When the dog is 5-6 months old, the second and third deciduous teeth, incisors and canines will be replaced. By the age of one year, all permanent teeth will have grown in, a total of 42 teeth.

Dog’s teeth are the door to health. To keep the dog’s teeth healthy, owners can give the dog some clean bones, ball toys, cleaning bones, etc. to clean the dog’s teeth. The owner also needs to brush the dog’s teeth regularly.