How to see the age of the Samoyed? The Samoyed is born a dozen days after the birth of mammary teeth, two months later, the incisors, canines, molars gradually replaced by permanent teeth, 2-4 months to replace the incisors, 4-6 months to replace the canines, 8-10 months to replace all the permanent teeth, Samoyed all the teeth to grow strong and sturdy roughly 1.5 years of time. The newborn Samoyed is toothless, after ten days began to produce milk teeth, two months later began to be gradually replaced by incisors, canines, molars for permanent teeth, 2-4 months to replace the incisors, 4-6 months to replace the canines, 8-10 months to replace all the permanent teeth, Samoyed all the teeth to grow strong and sturdy roughly 1.5 years. After that, the Samoyed enters a normal diet, and its teeth will slowly wear down as it gets older. Generally, at about 2 years of age, the lower incisors are partially flattened; at three years of age, the upper incisors are partially flattened; at 4-5 years of age, the upper and lower incisors begin to wear slightly beveled and yellowed; at 6-8 years of age, the incisors are worn down to the roots and the canines are yellowed and worn down to the lips. As the Samoyed gets older, the more severe the tooth wear will be. This is similar to the changes in human teeth. So, under normal circumstances, you can still roughly determine the actual age of the Samoyed by looking at its teeth. This method of determining the age of a Samoyed by looking at its expression is still rather vague. To put it simply, the younger the Samoyed is, the clearer and brighter its eyes are, the cleaner and more transparent its eyes are. For example, about 1 year old Samoyed expressions active, eyes have a look and good movement; 2-4 years old Samoyed character cheerful and enthusiastic, full of spirit; wait until the Samoyed dog into 6, 7 years old when it is still into old age, its facial expressions will become slightly dull, eyes began to become cloudy, the response to stimuli will become sluggish. (Note that the older the dog, the more obvious this sluggish reluctance to move will be oh)
