Check out the adult Rottweiler teeth page. Pictures taken by Rosann Bentley. Correct Rottweiler puppy scissor bite Pictures
below are from the same dog but different ages.
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The lower inscissor teeth are slightly behind the upper canine inscissor teeth.
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4 month old Rottweiler puppy Adult teeth in front now
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The lower canine is correctly between the
first front inscissor tooth and
the upper canine
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4 month old Rottweiler puppy Adult teeth in front now
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Rottweiler puppy teeth falling out
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The lower canine is correctly between the
first front inscissor tooth and
the upper canine
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The lower inscissor teeth are slightly behind the upper canine inscissor teeth.
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As you can see, puppy teeth are not
like the adult Rottweilers teeth. Puppy teeth start falling out about 4 months old
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The baby canine tooth is being forced
out by the adult tooth. Adult canine teeth start falling
out around 5 - 6 months old
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8 week old Rottweiler puppy
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4 month old Rottweiler puppy
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Adult molars are coming out. The arrows
in red shows the very small adult teeth. These teeth show around 4 months old. Those teeth will stay very small
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Puppy over bite, incorrect teeth -
Pictures submited to use.
Pictures below are from dog we do not own.
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The lower canine teeth are hitting
and touching the upper canine
teeth, the puppy can not shut it's mouth correctly.
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The lower inscissor teeth are very
far back from the upper inscissor
teeth.
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The upper I3 inscissor teeth
growing outward - picture submitted This
may cause discomfort because they will be rubbing on the gums.
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ROTTWEILER OVERBITES AND UNDERBITES
If you have a Rottweiler with a bite problem and have pictures, please send me some pictures to add
to my website.