The Strangest thing.

[Einstein1]

Wolfie's breath is always so fresh and sweet all the time. I've never had a dog with so persistently good breath before. Anybody else blessed like this. He is only five mos. old but
I've had him since he was six weeks, and he has always had good breath no matter what I feed him. However, bully sticks will give him bad breath. But I don't use them any more.

[yavenay]

Originally Posted by Einstein1

Wolfie's breath is always so fresh and sweet all the time. I've never had a dog with so persistently good breath before. Anybody else blessed like this. He is only five mos. old but
I've had him since he was six weeks, and he has always had good breath no matter what I feed him. However, bully sticks will give him bad breath. But I don't use them any more.

Dutch's breath doesn't smell either. It's probably the reason why I am always kissing on her. I also use dental gel so that helps. My last Yorkie didn't have any teeth. Her breath didn't smell bad either.

[LunarBerry]

lol, wish I could say the same all the time for my girl, her breath started to get a little stinky at 7 months, but then i do occasionally give her something that's sweet, like nutrical or whipped cream. I'm currently trying to keep her teeth mouth more cleaner to help. I think it's mostly her back teeth too. Her front half is pearly white while her back bits are looking a tad yellow tinged X_x;

[yavenay]

Originally Posted by LunarBerry

lol, wish I could say the same all the time for my girl, her breath started to get a little stinky at 7 months, but then i do occasionally give her something that's sweet, like nutrical or whipped cream. I'm currently trying to keep her teeth mouth more cleaner to help. I think it's mostly her back teeth too. Her front half is pearly white while her back bits are looking a tad yellow tinged X_x;

Have you tried using a dental gel? I use it on Dutch's teeth and it leaves her breath spelling like spearmint.