Yes, a lot of animals get deciduous or baby teeth before they get their adult teeth. But sharks and other animals have racks or rows of teeth that just get replaced when they fall out or break off, until there are no more. Thanks Dr. Alice. You are the best. When they are about 10 weeks old, they start to realize that they are not the only ones in the world and they become trainable because they want to please you.
Baby animals are adorable and fun to play with.
But for some families getting a baby animal is too stressful. They poop in the house, they chew up valuable items, and they demand too much time. They need to be cute, because it s easy to forgive those cute faces when we have to clean up their messes. But some families should get an older animal that is already trained. Just last week I met Chancy, an older French Bull dog, who moved into a new home and his family is so happy. .