Sunday, May 15, 2011

Hugo teeth

Hugo has a little bit of an underbite. It cracks me up sometimes when his teeth stick out.

24 comments:

  1. A face only a mother could love! He is super adorable, my rat terrier has a similar bite.

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  2. Oh I think any dog mama could love that face! He's such a cutie.

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  3. My pekingese has an underbite and his little teeth will stick out. Sometimes, his upper lip gets stuck and he will have this hilarious sneer on his face.

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  4. Too cute! I wonder if dentists would recommend braces for this little guy.

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  5. He looks so cute with that smile. I feel that under bite shows his swagger.

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  6. My first impression was the head has no body attached to it. No worries, the underbite would not have any negative effect on his chewing abilities.

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  7. He does look cute with that smile, but imagine that wolfish grin on people.

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  8. I love Hugo. He's so cute. I love the expression on his face. I wonder what he is thinking of.

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  9. Hugo looks so handsome. I love how his under bite looks like he's so fierce

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  10. It's great that he doesn't need denture repair, he's too cute!

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  11. Looks like he'd still be as happy even when you get emergency dental care. Such a cutie.

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  12. I think Hugo will still be very cute with or without his teeth. You are so lucky to own this adorable dog.

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  13. Your dog looks so cute. I wish I had a dog like that.

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  14. The teeth of this kind of dog are horrible. However, I have encountered and held a dog just like this and it was a very adorable one. I believe Hugo is an adorable dog as well.

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  15. Doggie underbites just shows character on a doggie face. That natural look just screams cuteness at me.

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  16. So cute! Any doggie underbite will really give a cute sneer to their faces. Hmm... I wonder if there are specialist doggie dentists that can take a look at my pugs teeth.

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  17. Underbites (for humans) can be addressed by a houston cosmetic dentistry practitioner. For doggies, it just adds to their cuteness so there's no reason to "fix" anything.

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  18. I wish that dog could've shown his teeth a bit more. I could tell that he's got pearly white ones. I wonder if he goes to a dentist that specializes in teeth whitening in orange county. Really cute dog! I want to cuddle that cutie please!

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