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by sean168 on 15 May 2011 - 20:05
This is a male pup from a very reputable breeder in US. He was exam with "abnormal gum" by vet on his first visit. I called the breeder told her the issue. She explained to me that it is "normal", gsds bite have to be scissor cut form. I have to agree with her by that point. But the true is the pup's gum is abnormal. The upper jaw is overshot over 1/2 inch. Please take a look at the picture and prove that vet and me are wrong. I spend $2750 for the pup, plus shipping and health certificate total was $3050. This is the pup that a reputable breeder so called "show quality".
by realmccoy on 15 May 2011 - 20:05
never seen abnormal gums before I did google it up and it shows different images you can compare it too, you should check it out
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is that an large overbite in ur pic? or is it just the way you're holding their mouth open?
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is that an large overbite in ur pic? or is it just the way you're holding their mouth open?
by sean168 on 15 May 2011 - 21:05
I hold his lips up so my wife can take a picture of the gum
by JWALKER on 15 May 2011 - 21:05
hmmm....Im no expert but that doesnt look good at all. Looks like a huge over bite. Is this painfull for the pup you think?
by GSDguy08 on 15 May 2011 - 21:05
A puppy for nearly three grand? From a "reputable" breeder? Seriously.......
If I paid that much for a puppy he better use the actual toilet, wash dishes, clean the house, and mow the yard.
If I paid that much for a puppy he better use the actual toilet, wash dishes, clean the house, and mow the yard.
by GSDguy08 on 15 May 2011 - 21:05
I agree with others though, it does look like an over bite.
by SitasMom on 15 May 2011 - 21:05
puppies are a crap shot.......... (children too - both my needed orthodontics - LOL).
what does your contract stipulate?
reputable breeder or not.......only the top few percent of puppies are good enough for breeding.
have you talked to the breeder, or are have you decided to vent on line first?
what does your contract stipulate?
reputable breeder or not.......only the top few percent of puppies are good enough for breeding.
have you talked to the breeder, or are have you decided to vent on line first?
by Red Sable on 15 May 2011 - 21:05
SM, temperament may be a crap shoot, but for a SL teeth certainly shouldn't be! Especially when the breeder sells it as show quality. Fraud, comes to mind and you defend it.
Holy frick you breeders stick together.
Holy frick you breeders stick together.
by sean168 on 15 May 2011 - 21:05
I did contact the breeder. Here is what she said.
"Like I said, when all puppies are teething.. their bites can be off. It is not abnormal. When the puppy is done teething.. and all of his adult teeth are in... we can look into the situation again. I would expect that the puppy's bite would be correct when he has time like all puppies to go through this process. It takes time to raise them and give them time to get these things done."
"Like I said, when all puppies are teething.. their bites can be off. It is not abnormal. When the puppy is done teething.. and all of his adult teeth are in... we can look into the situation again. I would expect that the puppy's bite would be correct when he has time like all puppies to go through this process. It takes time to raise them and give them time to get these things done."
by JWALKER on 15 May 2011 - 21:05
who is the breeder?
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