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**michael247** · 09-06-2010, 03:46 AM

People talk about tooth size all the time. There's even a certain lingo for them. I have heard teeth called K9s, fangs, hangers, tusks & cutters. And yes, certain sizes of teeth run in bloodlines. For example, Zebo dogs & Eli dogs are known for big teeth, but any dog can have them.

Here are 2 that have some big ole teeth:

Double Blade, a Frisco bred dog:

Possibly Boyles bred. Beautiful dog, BIG teeth!

Hope this helps.

Blessings ...

The first dog looks like a hillbilly, he's been chewin too much tobacco LOL

The second dog has nice dentures, though I'm told old timers prefer dog's with long, thin canines that were point rather than thick. Apparently the thin canines were better for stabbing while thicker canines functioned like molars, not ideal for piercing.

09-06-2010, 03:46 AM	#32
michael247 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 480 Senior Member	People talk about tooth size all the time. There's even a certain lingo for them. I have heard teeth called K9s, fangs, hangers, tusks & cutters. And yes, certain sizes of teeth run in bloodlines. For example, Zebo dogs & Eli dogs are known for big teeth, but any dog can have them. Here are 2 that have some big ole teeth: Double Blade, a Frisco bred dog: Possibly Boyles bred. Beautiful dog, BIG teeth! Hope this helps. Blessings ... The first dog looks like a hillbilly, he's been chewin too much tobacco LOL The second dog has nice dentures, though I'm told old timers prefer dog's with long, thin canines that were point rather than thick. Apparently the thin canines were better for stabbing while thicker canines functioned like molars, not ideal for piercing.
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