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Donkeys usually lose their baby teeth when they are anywhere from two to five years old. Their adult teeth usually come in quickly.
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How many bones are in a donkey?
donkeys have 34! teeth!!!!!!!!!!!!! donkeys have 34! teeth!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do donkeys sharpen their teeth on rocks?
yes
How do donkeys sharpen their teeth?
by rubbing them on stones
Who has bigger teeth donkeys or horses?
Justin beiber
How do donkeys eat?
Instead of ripping the grass right away with their teeth, donkeys grab the plant with their lips, pull it in their mouth, then rip it with their flat teeth and grind it down for swallowing
What happens after loose of baby teeth?
After you loose your baby teeth, your permanent teeth can grow in. (Learn more about dental health at www.topdentists.com)
Do pigs loose baby teeth?
Yes.
How many bones are in a donkey?
donkeys have 34! teeth!!!!!!!!!!!!! donkeys have 34! teeth!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is it better for baby teeth to take longer to show?
No because if you do they will not loose there baby teeth in get there adult teeth.it is going to take Long to get the adult teeth
Do donkeys sharpen their teeth on rocks?
yes
Does a young horse loose its front baby teeth?
yes they do
What do donkeys sharpen their teeth with?
No, if they did, their teeth would get scratches.
When does a child loose their baby teeth?
At 4 or 5 years old
Do you lose your top teeth first?
I don't think it matters what tooth you loose first as long as its a baby tooth.
Do sheperd puppies have baby teeth and do they loose them?
Of course! All dogs lose their teeth, just like humans.
Are wolf cubs born with teeth?
Wolf pups are not born with teeth. But they will develop deciduous teeth or (baby teeth) after three or four weeks. They have about 28 baby teeth. They will loose their baby teeth between 14 and 30 weeks.
Is the 2nd tooth to the back fall out?
No. None of your teeth are supposed to be loose, except when the baby teeth are getting ready to be replaced by the permanent teeth, pushing them out.
