How to Brush Dogs Teeth

Sadly many dogs die each year, as a result of gum and dental disease. This is also the most common disease among canines. There is a way to stop this however, by simple daily brushing and the feeding of calcium rich dog bones. 1) Go to animal shop and buy yourself a soft bristled tooth brush. Hard bristles may cut the dogs gums. Also buy some vets tooth paste, as this comes in a variety of flavours making your dog more interested and patient with you while you brush the teeth. 2) Select a time of day to brush your dogs teeth that coincides with their routine. Start by offering the toothbrush to him to taste, making it seem like an optional decision. When he starts to lick put the brush into his or her mouth and brush the front teeth for a short amount of time. No longer than 20 seconds. As the days go on, the dog will find it more comfortable to have its teeth brushed. You can keep the dog still by holding it by the dog collars and leashes and pet him as you do this to make him feel safer.