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Originally Posted by my2boyz  It depends on what is causing the bad bite. You can have the jaw x-rayed and if it's in line then it's a tooth problem which can be corrected sometimes by having the top or bottom row of baby teeth pulled so the others can come in correctly. If it's a jaw problem then I don't think there is anything that can be cone and it can (but not always) be passed on...if it's a tooth problem then it can shift on it's own or be corrected. |
Thanks. It's not my puppy. And the breeder isn't interested in finding out the cause, she is just selling the puppy at a reduced price and I passed.
My tiny Kia has an over-bite and I have really had to be careful to clean her teeth her entire life.
Sheila