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Old 01-18-2008, 06:52 AM   #8
Brooklynn
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A bite shouldn't be of any concern. It's not a healthy issue. I would check to see if all the puppy teeth have fallen out. I always recommend when you take them in for a spay and neuter to have puppy teeth taken out so the permenant teeth can come in. An overbite or underbite has no effect on health I place puppies with an undershot bite into a pet home because in the show ring it's penalized and to show we want a scissor bite or a level bite.

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