Dog’s Teething Pattern – When Do Dogs Lose Teeth?  Dogs are like
humans. As they are mammals like you, they are gifted with teeth
that resemble those that grow in men. There may be some
differences and you can easily pinpoint the dog’s fangs as teeth
lacking in men. Do dogs lose teeth like men?  The dogs have two
sets of teeth, much like men. The first set is the deciduous
teeth, also called milk or baby teeth. The second set is the
permanent teeth. So you see, there is a big semblance with men.
And do not be surprised to note that the dogs have the same
kinds of teeth – incisors, canines, pre-molars and molars.  So
these pets grow teeth in much the same manner as men. And do
dogs lose teeth in the same manner also that man does?   Do dogs
lose teeth? Milk teething  Let us first check on the teething
pattern of the dog. They start to grow teeth when they are still
puppies. Like human babies, puppies are born without any tooth.
They grow their first teeth between six to eight weeks old, much
earlier than babie