Dogs and mouth breathing

[Deleted member 7465]

Why do dogs have so much forward growth if they're are always mouth breathing? If mouth breathing causes recession then surely all dogs would be recessed?

 

[bossman]

 

[Serial Coomer]

 

[Deleted member 7465]

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[Deleted member 5349]

Dogs are generally very good about maintaining proper oral posture and very rarely develop malocclusion. This is because they are breastfed longer so proper oral posture comes more naturally to them.

 

[Deleted member 6997]

U just destroyed mewing

 

[Serial Coomer]

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[W0KESTMOTHF]

Dogs are generally very good about maintaining proper oral posture and very rarely develop malocclusion. This is because they are breastfed longer so proper oral posture comes more naturally to them.

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[Good_Little_Goy]

 

[AutisticBeaner]

Dogs are generally very good about maintaining proper oral posture and very rarely develop malocclusion. This is because they are breastfed longer so proper oral posture comes more naturally to them.

yes. it doesn't matter how much you mouthbreathe as long as you practise correct oral posture enough to make up for it