Is this for real?
http://www.thedaily.com/page/2011/05/05 ... l-dog-1-5/
Titanium teeth for NAVY attack dogs?
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Titanium teeth for NAVY attack dogs?
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Re: Titanium teeth for NAVY attack dogs?
I don't know if it is real, but it would be freakin' awesome!
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Re: Titanium teeth for NAVY attack dogs?
Sorry to bust your bubble.
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Re: Titanium teeth for NAVY attack dogs?
Grills are not uncommon on police dogs. However, I am not familiar with titanium. Usually the teeth are capped with stainless steel.
Dogs can get pretty excited when digging into a suspect. It is fairly common for them to break a tooth off in a suspect. This is not a good thing for the dog. So many dental veterinarians cap the teeth a head of time this makes them much stronger and lessens the chance of breaking a tooth.
I can't even imagine what this looks like coming at you.
Dogs can get pretty excited when digging into a suspect. It is fairly common for them to break a tooth off in a suspect. This is not a good thing for the dog. So many dental veterinarians cap the teeth a head of time this makes them much stronger and lessens the chance of breaking a tooth.
I can't even imagine what this looks like coming at you.
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Re: Titanium teeth for NAVY attack dogs?
philip964 wrote:Grills are not uncommon on police dogs. However, I am not familiar with titanium. Usually the teeth are capped with stainless steel.
Dogs can get pretty excited when digging into a suspect. It is fairly common for them to break a tooth off in a suspect. This is not a good thing for the dog. So many dental veterinarians cap the teeth a head of time this makes them much stronger and lessens the chance of breaking a tooth.
I can't even imagine what this looks like coming at you.
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