What is the general age range for the eruption of permanent teeth in canines?

The eruption of permanent teeth in canines typically occurs within the range of 5 to 7 months. During this developmental stage, most puppies begin to lose their deciduous (baby) teeth as the permanent teeth start emerging. The process varies slightly among individual dogs and breeds, but this general timeframe is consistent across the canine species.

Understanding this timeframe is crucial for evaluating dental development and health in puppies. Monitoring the eruption of teeth ensures that any abnormalities, such as retained deciduous teeth or misalignments in the permanent teeth, can be addressed promptly.